Archive for 'dangerous drugs'
Prescription Drug Overdoses on the Rise in the U.S.
Not long ago we reported on a new study that said natural remedies won’t kill you. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for prescription drugs. We’ve read a lot lately about the dangers of continuing to take a prescription for years without an adjustment. As we age our bodies change so a dosage that might [...]
Posted: April 7th, 2010 under anxiety, dangerous drugs, dangerous medication, dangerous pharmaceuticals, deadly pharmeceuticals, deadly prescriptions, drug overdose, drug risks, overdose, prescription overdose, preventable death.
Tags: dangerous drugs, drug overdose, drug poisoning, prescription drugs, prescription overdose, prescription poisoning
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This Man is Dangerous, and so are his Drugs!
Can you believe it? This dangerous individual was awarded the title of “Australian of the Year” – and he’s promoting the use of mind-altering drugs on children who don’t even have problems! Patrick McGorry’s idea is to identify kids who might develop problems and start drugging them before the problems develop. He’s gotten a lot [...]
Posted: March 21st, 2010 under Uncategorized, dangerous drugs, dangerous medication, dangerous pharmaceuticals, deadly medications, deadly pharmeceuticals, deadly prescriptions, deadly side effects, death by medicine, depression, drug reactions, drug risks.
Tags: dangerous drugs, dangerous research
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Anti-depressant Paxil Linked to Birth Defects
When will reports like this end? It just makes me sick to think that babies and their families are suffering because of prescription drugs that their mothers took in good faith – and without being warned that there were dangers to the baby. Television ads for anti-depressants carry the disclaimer that in some people, anti-depressants [...]
Posted: March 15th, 2010 under Bach flowers, bach flower essences, bach flower remedies, birth defects, dangerous drugs, dangerous medication, dangerous pharmaceuticals, dangerous reactions, deadly medications, deadly pharmeceuticals, deadly prescriptions, deadly side effects, depression, natural health, natural remedies.
Tags: anti-depressants, birth defects caused by drugs, dangerous drugs, depression, natural cures, natural health, natural treatments
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Avandia Linked to Heart Attacks
Diabetics taking the drug Avandia to control their blood sugar need to beware – the drug has once again been linked to an increased risk of heart attack. Worse, GlaxoSmithKline, the maker of Avandia, knew about the heart attack risks years ago but did not inform the proper authorities. At this point they’re still denying [...]
Posted: February 26th, 2010 under dangerous drugs, dangerous medication, dangerous pharmaceuticals, deadly medications, deadly pharmeceuticals, deadly prescriptions, deadly side effects, diabetes, harmful drugs, heart attack, heart health.
Tags: dangerous drugs, diabetes, diabetes drugs, heart attack risk
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Tylenol Recall! PLUS – J&J Sued for kickbacks
What a day… this morning I reported on a recall of veterinary drugs that had not been reported to veterinarians. Today it’s a recall on Tylenol and many other Tylenol products… and they say they’ve known of the problem since 2008! Please, if you take any over the counter drugs made by Johnson & Johnson, [...]
Posted: January 15th, 2010 under FDA, FDA corruption, dangerous drugs, dangerous pharmaceuticals, deadly medications.
Tags: dangerous drugs, FDA, FDA failure, prescription drugs
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Pets Suffer for Big Pharm’s Profits
You know I think the things the pharmaceutical industry does to humans is criminal, but what they’ve done with regard to your pets should warrant jail time. The FDA – charged with protecting us – was complicit in this crime. Read this article to see how veterinarians were not informed of a September drug recall… [...]
Posted: January 15th, 2010 under FDA, FDA corruption, FDA warning, dangerous drugs, dangerous medication, dangerous pharmaceuticals, deadly pharmeceuticals, dog care, drug risks.
Tags: dangerous drugs, FDA failure
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Off-label Marketing May land J & J in Hot Water
Are you familiar with “off-label” uses for drugs? I had never heard of it until recently, and it makes me wonder why we need the FDA at all. It seems that if a drug is approved for one use, doctors are allowed to prescribe it for other uses. The only thing “protecting” the consumer is [...]
Posted: December 3rd, 2009 under FDA, FDA corruption, dangerous drugs, pharmaceutical profits, pharmaceuticals.
Tags: dangerous drugs, patient care, prescription drugs
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Psoriasis Drug Raptiva Pulled from Market
According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, about 2,000 patients in the U.S. are taking this drug. If you’re one of them, pay attention! First, kudos to Genetech for doing the right thing! After three cases of a potentially fatal brain disorder were linked to long term use of the drug Raptiva, and [...]
Posted: April 20th, 2009 under PML, Raptiva, brain disorder, dangerous drugs, deadly side effects, psoriasis.
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Does big pharm control the FDA?
My guess is yes, big pharm does control the FDA. Possibly because so much of the “research” done by the FDA is funded by pharmaceutical companies. And big pharm does not want the sale of natural health products cutting into its revenues. Thus my email last night held a message about a new assault on [...]
Posted: November 9th, 2008 under FDA, FDA corruption, advertising, dangerous drugs, free speech, natural cures, natural remedies, side effects.
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Cholesterol Drug Vytorin ingredients possibly lethal
Isn’t that nice? The FDA is beginning an investigation into ezetimibe and simvastatin, the two compounds found in Vytorin which are designed to lower cholesterol levels. A 5-year trial was conducted to see if the combined ingredients could “reduce cardiovascular events in patients with a diagnosis of aortic stenosis.” The trial found that no, there [...]
Posted: November 6th, 2008 under Vytorin, cholesterol, dangerous drugs, dangerous pharmaceuticals, drug tests, high cholesterol, pharmaceutical trials.
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