The New York Times reports (below) "Two federal drug officials have concluded that asthma sufferers risk death if they continue to use four hugely popular asthma drugs - Advair, Symbicort, Serevent and Foradil...."Sudden deaths among asthmatics still clut

New Jersey's Medicaid program spent more than $73 million on antipsychotic medications for children less than 18 years old between 2000 and 2007, according to state records, even though the drugs weren't approved by the FDA for treating kids.

We are all victims of fraud in medical research. Here are some links to lots of sites to prove that the pharma industry is conning us all in the name of profit.

A congressional investigation has revealed that a group of Harvard psychiatrists, instrumental in pushing the diagnosis of bipolar disorder in children and its off-label treatment with antipsychotics, concealed from university officials

Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly concealed the risks of its schizophrenia drug Zyprexa from U.S. regulators in order to increase its profits, a former FDA official has testified in Alaska court.

America is truly the land of opportunity! Not only do conspiracies sometimes follow the deaths of the rich and famous among us, but my sick brother's secret arrest and death in Shelby Co., TN Jail and subsequent cover-up show it can also happen to you...

Boys may be more likely to have childhood asthma than girls, but they are also more likely to grow out of it, a new study says.

2 women are geing forced pschyatric drugging, one in New York, the other in Wisconsin against their will. One is a volunteer of Mindfreedom, please visit the inks for actions to take, stop forced pschyatric drugging, most are not needed & us rampant in US

Gwen Olsen enjoyed a successful, fast-paced career as a pharmaceutical sales rep working for such healthcare giants as Johnson & Johnson, until several experiences began awakening her to the dangers lurking in every American medicine cabinet.

Three years ago, the FDA required makers of antidepressants to supply Med Guides along with their pills. That wasn't good enough for a couple of New Jersey moms, who have been pushing their state legislature to go even further - a bill requiring a doctor