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By Evelyn Pringle (about the author)
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According to Ms Olsen, SSRIs alter the pathology of brain chemistry and are extremely addictive and she warns parents that once children get started on these drugs they may never get off and will end up being lifelong customers for the pharmaceutical industry.
After 15 years as a self-identified pusher for the pharmaceutical industry, it would probably be safe to assume that this lady knows what she is talking about.
Families seeking legal advice for infants born with birth defects to mothers who were prescribed Celexa during pregnancy can contact Robert Kwok & Associates, LLP at (713) 773-3380; http://www.kwoklaw.com/about.php
Evelyn Pringle
(This article is written as part of a series on Celexa related litigation and is sponsored by Robert Kwok & Associated, LLP)
Become a Fan -- Page 11 of 11 page(s)
After 15 years as a self-identified pusher for the pharmaceutical industry, it would probably be safe to assume that this lady knows what she is talking about.
Families seeking legal advice for infants born with birth defects to mothers who were prescribed Celexa during pregnancy can contact Robert Kwok & Associates, LLP at (713) 773-3380; http://www.kwoklaw.com/about.php
Evelyn Pringle
(This article is written as part of a series on Celexa related litigation and is sponsored by Robert Kwok & Associated, LLP)
Evelyn Pringle is a columnist for OpEd News and investigative journalist focused on exposing corruption in government and corporate America.
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Eli Lilly in the news
by Danny Haszard on Friday, Oct 20, 2006 at 11:34:00 AM
SSRI's and birth defects
by Brenda Walters on Saturday, Oct 21, 2006 at 12:57:48 AM