Death by Paxil @ Euchred!

If you think you are having a hard time dealing with stigma… try being Britney Spears for a day.

After the death of Princess Diana I vowed to never again, in my life, buy another tabloid magazine.
We seem to have this insatiable appetite for needing to know as much as we can about celebrities as though [...]

CBS) Congress is investigating whether the FDA — which is supposed to protect the public — sat on medical evidence and failed to act quickly on a possible link between anti-depressants and suicidal behavior in children, reports CBS News Correspondent Sharyl Attkisson.
With ten million American kids a year prescribed Paxil or other popular anti-depressants, the [...]

The bulk of the American media appears afraid to go after psychiatric drugs as a cause of violent crime. This fear stems in part from the sure knowledge that expert attack-dogs are waiting in the wings, funded by big-time pharmaceutical companies. There are doctors and researchers who have seen a dark truth about these drugs [...]

Special Report
Posted Sept. 2, 2002

By Kelly Patricia O Meara
The kid spoke unsteadily: “I was sitting on a hill outside the school eating lunch with my best friend when Eric Harris came over and started shooting me. I was shot between seven and 13 times. No one really knows the exact number because there were [...]

I wrote an article about Britney Spears and her incident with Dr. Phil. I was amazed at how many people logged in to get that article alone. I was trying prove a point about stigma and how ignorant we are about it.
Then I started to google the pop princess and found some really disastrous sites [...]

Article published in the Chattanooga Times free Press by Jimmy Powell
Jimmy Powell Published Article

Psychiatric Drug Facts
Peter Breggin, M.D. What your doctor may not know about:
How psychiatric drugs really work
Adverse drug effects on the brain and mind
The role of the FDA
Drug company practices
Recent medical and legal developments
Electroshock and psychosurgery
Last updated May 3, 2008

Peter Breggin, M.D. began the full time private practice of psychiatry in 1968. Dr. Peter Breggin has [...]

A Word of Caution
I know a lot of people access this site because it is attached to a program that gives me an accurate indication of the number of hits and which articles are read the most. I am attempting to aim this article at those using the site for anti-depressant withdrawal. As those seem [...]

Dr. Joseph Glenmullen, a clinical instructor in psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, appeared on “Primetime Live” to discuss the often-unrecognized side effects of antidepressant drugs. Here is a sampling of his answers to your questions on the subject.
Norma asks: Are there currently any class action lawsuits against the makers of Paxil?
Dr. Glenmullen: There is a [...]