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03 April, 09:36
[from America's Frontline Doctors]
When Lilly initially tried to get Prozac approved in Germany, it was rejected because they had concluded Lilly could neither prove what fluoxetine actually did, nor show which clinical picture Lilly was using to diagnose depression.
To "fix" this issue, the pharmaceutical industry banded together to “expand the definition” of depression and over the years sponsored a variety of initiatives and patient groups to do so.
The corruption and greed of Big Pharma are on full display. Repost if you agree!
When Lilly initially tried to get Prozac approved in Germany, it was rejected because they had concluded Lilly could neither prove what fluoxetine actually did, nor show which clinical picture Lilly was using to diagnose depression.
To "fix" this issue, the pharmaceutical industry banded together to “expand the definition” of depression and over the years sponsored a variety of initiatives and patient groups to do so.
The corruption and greed of Big Pharma are on full display. Repost if you agree!
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"The problem rests, in part, with journal editors who have been tacitly complicit in undermining the integrity of the scientific literature. By failing to ensure that peer review is not biased; by failing to publish critical analyses by independent authors, fearing (one suspects) possible loss of corporate reprint income; and by failing to retract articles whose claimed findings are belied by the evidence; journals have perpetuated fraud."
“Antidepressants and Violence: Problems at the Interface of Medicine and Law,” by Drs. David Healy, Andrew Herxheimer, and David B. Menkes published in PLoS Medicine, lifts the lid on the most explosive aspect of these drugs’ dangerous effects—namely; violent, even homicidal behavior."
http://medicine.plosjourna...
“Antidepressants and Violence: Problems at the Interface of Medicine and Law,” by Drs. David Healy, Andrew Herxheimer, and David B. Menkes published in PLoS Medicine, lifts the lid on the most explosive aspect of these drugs’ dangerous effects—namely; violent, even homicidal behavior."
http://medicine.plosjourna...
09:47 AM - Apr 03, 2024
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