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2.5 Million US Children Prescribed Antipsychotics_ FDA ADHD–ADR Review
The Associated Press reports that a just released study that found that a staggering, two and half million children in the U.S. are being prescribed antipsychotics annually–that’s 40 out of every 1,000 children.
Latest Report Blasts FDA Bungling Drug Safety Tracking–Waste & 4-year Delay
FDA administrators "mishandled the initiative through bureaucratic infighting, flawed planning and duplicative work performed by outside contractors." The report estimates that agency administrators wasted $25 million on a computer system that won't be functional before 2009.
“Some of the children were prescribed anti-psychotics, rather than discontinued from ADHD therapy.”
"That thing I’m worried about…where the MedGuide would help, where it might even warrant a black box, if this is common, where somebody hallucinates and then gets put on an anti-psychotic drug. That would really be something worth making sure it doesn’t happen,"
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Israeli Professor Ehud Qimron to Ministry of Health: “It’s Time to Admit Failure”
The following article by Prof. Ehud Qimron, MD, a professor of medicine at Tel Aviv University, appeared in the Israeli daily newspaper, Ha’aretz, on January 6, 2022 “The truth about the coronavirus policy is about to be revealed. When the destructive concepts collapse one by one, there is nothing left…
Did regulators fail over SSRIs? BMJ
Dr. David Healy, a formidable critic of the iron grip pharmaceutical corporations wield on the practice of psychiatry as well as on psychiatry’s deficient journal reports, directs his criticism at drug regulators in an article in the current British Medical Journal (BMJ).
Editorial: Patients Deserve Facts Re: Antipsychotic Drug
A forceful editorial by the St. Petersburg Times cuts through the Bull: "There is altogether too much secrecy in court cases that implicate public health."