October 26, 2006

Dissenting Opinion: Against Waiving Parental Permission for Research July 25, 2001 To: Mary Faith Marshall, Ph.D, Chairperson,

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Dissenting Opinion: Against waiving parental permission for research

October 26, 2006

AHRP Position Statement on Mental Health Screening – FDA Hearing Re: Drug Advertising Wed, 02 Nov 2005

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AHRP Position Statement on Mental Health Screening – FDA Hearing Re: Drug Advertising

October 26, 2006

  AHRP InfoMail Declaration of Helsinki Nuremberg Code Hippocratic Oath Return to Home Page Prescribing Ritalin for Pre-Schoolers

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Pre-School Children on Ritalin 2/13/02

October 26, 2006

AHRP Comments Re: EPA Proposed Rule for Human Pesticide Research Wed, 30 Nov 2005 Help us stop

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AHRP Comments Re: EPA Proposed Rule for Human Pesticide Research

October 26, 2006

Testimony Submitted to the  Office of Human Research Protection (OHRP) by Vera Hassner Sharav and  Marie M.

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Sharav / Cassidy – OHRP Testimony, 4/01

May 3, 2006

The drug damaged his brain–he now has to live with tardive dyskinesia (TD), an irreversible, severely disfiguring,

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Antipsychotics Killed at least 45 Children_FDA Not Concerned –USA Today

April 25, 2006

In both cases the incentives, thanks to pharmaceutical industry influence, reimbursement schedules favor drugs and drugs only:

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Oregon Preschoolers Rx ‘adult’ psychotropic drugs_Portland Tribune

June 20, 2003

Rate of Preschool Kids Prescribed Antidepressants Skyrockets – Cong Investigates FDA Fri, 2 Apr 2004 A new

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Rate of Preschool Kids Prescribed Antidepressants Skyrockets – Cong Investigates FDA

August 6, 2001

Comments submitted by Vera Hassner Sharav, John H. Noble, Jr., Ph.D and Howard Fishman, MEd, MSW for

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FDA: Regulatory Protections for Children

July 25, 2001

To: Mary Faith Marshall, Ph.D, Chairperson, National Human Research Protections Advisory Committee Department of Health and Human

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Dissenting Opinion: Against Waiving Parental Permission for Research

April 5, 2001

Federal policy, until now, has been to protect children from non-essential, invasive, painful medical experiments that are

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Testimony Re: Research Involving Children