Pharmaceutical Drugs

22 Surveys Which Prove That Americans Never Want To Go Back To The Way America Used To Be

September 9, 2019

The Most Medicated Country In The World: 46% Of Americans Have Taken A Pharmaceutical Drug Within The Last 30 Days

May 8, 2019

“I Cry When I Think Back How Things Used To Be” – What In the World Has Happened To The America We Grew Up In?

April 2, 2019

U.S. Life Expectancy Is Falling – And The 2 Biggest Reasons Why Will Absolutely Stun You…

November 29, 2018

If America Is Such A Happy Place, Why Is The Suicide Rate Up 34% Since The Year 2000?

November 15, 2018

Why Does A Pharmaceutical Drug That Once Cost $40 Now Cost $38,892?

July 16, 2018

The Big Secret The Mainstream Media Doesn’t Want To Tell You About America’s Soaring Suicide Rates

June 8, 2018

Drugged Into Oblivion: Nearly 60 Percent Of All U.S. Adults Are On Prescription Drugs

November 3, 2015

Patients who claim they developed gambling and sex addictions after taking Parkinson’s medication are offered settlement by drug company

December 9, 2014

Scientists claim they have developed male birth control that is 99 percent effective

December 4, 2014

The most popular drug in America is an antipsychotic — and no one really knows how it works

November 18, 2014

Does anyone remember Thorazine? It was an antipsychotic given to mentally ill people, often in institutions, that was so sedating, it gave rise to the term “Thorazine shuffle.” Ads for Thorazine in medical journals, before drugs were advertised directly to patients, showed Aunt Hattie in a hospital gown, zoned out but causing no trouble to herself or anyone else.

30 Million Americans On Antidepressants And 21 Other Facts About America’s Endless Pharmaceutical Nightmare

September 2, 2014

Has there ever been a nation more hooked on drugs than the United States? And I am not just talking about illegal drugs – the truth is that the number of Americans addicted to legal drugs is far greater than the number of Americans addicted to illegal drugs. As you will read about below, more than 30 million Americans are currently on antidepressants and doctors in the U.

High doses of antidepressants increase self-harm in children: Harvard

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