A Sydney, Australia law firm has launched a class action on behalf of people who as children and adolescents were prescribed Glaxosmithkline’s drug Paroxetine. Despite GSK-funded research that claimed the drug was safe for adolescents, the firm says, re-examination of the actual trial evidence has shown a “quite striking” rise in suicidal ideation in those taking the drug. A spokesman for the firm notes that “none of the SSRIs is approved for the treatment of MDD [major depressive disorder] in children or adolescents in Australia, but these drugs are being used for this purpose.”
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This is good news.
Although, psychiatric drugs cannot be approved for the treatment of Major Depressive Disorder, there is no such thing as MDD… it’s not a valid diagnosis, and certainly not a medical condition…
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OMG Lies and deception to make billions screwing up kids with nasty Paxil !
Why do they behave in this manner ???
Your answer:
Researchers Paul Babiak and Robert Hare have long studied psychopaths. Hare, the author of Without Conscience, is a world-renowned expert on psychopathy, and Babiak is an industrial-organizational psychologist. Recently the two came together to study how psychopaths operate in corporations, and the results were surprising.
Read the book on PDF here http://www.psychologieprace.cz/SharedFiles/Download.aspx?pageid=5&mid=16&fileid=44
Snakes in Suits is a compelling, frightening, and scientifically sound look at exactly how psychopaths work in the corporate environment
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