Some Geodon

Don't be a pansy. Take Viagra, Lotronex and Zoloft. What..you don't believe me? You think I'm a figmentation of your mentality? Then you better take some Geodon for your blatant paraoid schizophrenia.” Then your doctor shakes your hand. ...I was congested from the drinking so I drank some apple cider, drank some water, and took some Sudafed. Then I never went back to sleep. I tried, I couldn't. 7:30 came and went. I didn't want to give up so I sat in bed. Stayed in bed. ... Here's the thing about Geodon: it has a half-life of like 7 hours. So at this point rather than the full concentration I usually have, I'm down to like 1/4 of my normal plasma concentration of this stuff. I am tripping out. ...

Drug maker Pfizer illegally promotes its anti-psychotic drug Geodon for “off-label” treatments that have not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration, a new lawsuit filed by the West Virginia State Attorney General says.The suit filed last month in Kanawha Circuit Court on behalf of the state by Attorney General Darrel V. McGraw alleges Pfizer has promoted so-called off-label uses of Geodon for most of the last decade, according to a report in the West Virginia Record. Geodon was FDA-apA lawsuit filed against Pfizer Inc. two years ago and just unsealed last month calls into question the safety of the company's popular antipsychotic drug Geodon as well as the reputation of some of the researchers who worked on its ...

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Millions of our children are being labeled with false and stigmatizing psychiatric diagnoses. Then their brains are being blunted and disabled by psychiatric drugs. Want to find a way to do something about the plight of our children at the hands of drug companies and misguided mental health professionals? Want to learn more about what our children really need from us? In less than two weeks, you can attend the annual meeting of the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and P[Pfizer's $2.3 billion settlement announced last month by the US Department of Justice, for fraudulent marketing of Bextra, Geodon, Lyrica and Zyvox inducts the world's biggest drug maker into the pharma Three-Peat Hall of Fame.

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Pfizer used three physicians who have since been accused of misconduct to prepare submissions to the FDA for the approval of the antipsychotic Geodon, ... Derek Lowe submits: Eli Lilly LLY has been in trouble for some time now regarding off -label promotion of their antipsychotic Zyprexa – specifically, their sales reps seem to have gone around saying that it was useful in treating the dementia of Alzheimer's patients, although there was no FDA approval ...

Nearly all the states suing Eli Lilly & Co. over the antipsychotic Zyprexa have reached agreements to settle the cases, with only some details of the settlement terms still to be hammered out.Zyprexa has been linked to reports of users gaining weight, developing diabetes, hypertension, and other related diseases, which states allege have strained funding for their Medicaid programs. The lawsuits seek to force Eli Lilly to reimburse the states for their costs of treating Zyprexa-related injuries.

I've been wrestling with how to say something sensible about the Senate Finance Committee's health care reform bill, but what can you say when the country is literally ripping itself apart over the shape of the reforms and an unexpected side show has broken out over race and the contention that opposition to reform--and to President Barack Obama himself--is racially-motivated? There's damn little that's safe to say in that environment, especially when I myself have been a victim of racial discriWhen I saw my new pdoc last month, I was having some problems with a mixed episode. She prescribed more Geodon and gave me Trazadone for sleep. The Trazadone didn't do anything for me, but the Geodon seemed to bring me out of my funk. ...According to a law suit filed by by Mark R. Westlock - who was a Pfizer sales rep from 1991 to 2007 - Dr. Neil S. Kaye, an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Jefferson Medical College, "was known to Pfizer sales representatives as a 'big gun'" . In his whistleblower law suit, which was part of the $2.3 billion Bextra settlement, Westlock claimed that Pfizer "conspired with Dr. Kaye as early as 2001 to begin a nationwi

This is a good get by Jim Edwards at bnet.com: one of the whistleblower lawsuits that was part of the recent $2.3 billion settlement between the feds and Pfizer over Bextra, Geodon and other drugs contains some eye-popping claims. Prime among them is that Pfizer funded NAMI as a "Trojan Horse" that then specifically promoted on its website off-label uses of Geodon in the elderly and, yes, children. Go read Edwards' posting to see what Pfizer and NAMI were up to. While it's not clear to me wThis is a good get by Jim Edwards at bnet.com: one of the whistleblower lawsuits that was part of the recent $2.3 billion settlement between the feds and Pfizer over Bextra, Geodon and other drugs contains some eye-popping claims. ...

PORTLAND, Ore.Sept 16 2009 katu.com – A woman who went to OHSU was handcuffed and repeatedly punched by hospital security, according to secret hospital incident reports hand-delivered to KATU. Anna Marie Hartwick said she is bipolar, has post traumatic stress disorder, and a personality disorder. She said she has been in and out of the state mental hospital and on heavy medications since she was 12 years old. She said she’s on a cocktail of three medications: Geodon, Zoloft, and Trazodone,Pfizer paid a doctor $4000 a day to promote the antipsychotic Geodon and expensed his use of a private helicopter to get to off-label speaking events. ... Some of Kaye's material was sent to Pfizer pharmaceutical sales representatives under the heading “take home selling points.” The material within that package was also labelled “do not detail,” ostensibly because it covered off-label material. But Westlock claims that everyone knew they were to use it in their sales ...

As well as marketing these drugs for conditions they were not approved to treat, Pfizer was accused of bribing physicians as well as paying for them to take holidays at resorts in return for prescribing them The US Department of Justice has levelled a record breaking fine against one of the world’s biggest pharmaceutical companies. Pfizer, one of the world’s largest biomedical research companies, was fined a massive $2.3 billion for promoting drugs for use that had not been appGeodon had been approved by the FDA to treat some forms of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in adults, but Oregon and 42 other U.S. states alleged that Pfizer was promoting Geodon for unapproved uses, such as use by children and use ...

This incident has my blood boiling: according to documents leaked to KATU-TV in Portland, Ore., hospital security staff at Oregon Health & Science University beat a handcuffed woman after she stormed out of the ER. Here's how the station describes the incident: "Anna Marie Hartwick said she is bipolar, has post traumatic stress disorder, and a personality disorder. She said she has been in and out of the state mental hospital and on heavy medications since she was 12 years old. "She s

Während in den USA der Pharma-Riese Pfizer gerade 2,3 Mrd. US-$ zahlen muss, wird in Deutschland bei der aktuellen Diskussion über Korruptionsbekämpfung, Patientenschutz und Kostenersparnis im Gesundheitswesen das Potential von Whistleblowing-Förderung weitgehend ignoriert. Darauf weist jetzt Whistleblower-Netzwerk e.V. hin und sieht sich dabei auf einer Linie mit dem Deutschen Ärztetag, der schon 2008 gesetzliche Bestimmungen zum Schutze von Whistleblowern gefordert hatte, die immer noch aussteGovernment lawyers with the Department of Justice announced a $2.3 billion settlement agreement with Pfizer in a health care fraud lawsuit. Pfizer, a major drug company, agrees to pay $2.3 billion, the largest health care fraud settlement in U.S. history. Washington government attorneys settle lawsuit against pharmaceutical manufacturer, Pfizer Inc., recovering largest civil liabilities in U.S. history. Washington, D.C.–Attorneys with the Department of Justice released a press release

Last night, NBC's "Tonight Show" host Conan O'Brien took a big jab at Pfizer's recent settlement of $2.3 billion with the feds for off-label marketing of Bextra and Geodon, among other drugs, and ran a spoof ad for a fictitious Pfizer Drug called Purposol, "the perfect drug." It treats everything from depression to werewolfism. Enjoy. If You're Going Through Hell, Keep Going also has it online .Dr. Am Ang Zhang was a child psychiatrist for 30 years, and is outraged by Pfizer’s off-lable marketing of the drug Geodon , which has only been approved to treat adults with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.  Pfizer has been marketing the drug to treat a slew of disorders, and has also been marketing it directly to child psychiatrists – even though it has only been approved for people age 18 – 65.  In addition to Geodon, Pfizer was also illegally marketing Bextra, Lyrica, and Zyvox.  They havI do recall though feeling some relief after joining Alanon and releasing the burden of carrying other people's problems on my shoulders gave me some relief. Letting people own their own issues and me ...

By John BallardThe aggregator is acting up so I picked a blog at random, Health Care Renewal, a group blog listing nine contributors, one of whom, Roy M. Poses, posts a comprehensive look at Pfizer,recently fined by the US Government over two billion dollars in the largest health care fraud settlement and the largest criminal fine of any kind ever. Dr. Poses is my nominee for Best Medical Muckraker Ever. I did a search and found he's been doing this kind of stuff for years. This guy's a bulldog Last night, NBC's "Tonight Show" host Conan O'Brien took a big jab at Pfizer's recent settlement of $2.3 billion with the feds for off-label marketing of Bextra and Geodon, among other drugs, and ran a spoof ad for a fictitious Pfizer Drug called Purposol, "the perfect drug." It treats everything from depression to werewolfism. Enjoy. If You're Going Through Hell, Keep Going also has it online .A whistleblower who was involved in last week’s record breaking $2.3 billion Pfizer settlement was represented by the Great Neck, NY law firm of Parker Waichman Alonso LLP. The whistleblower lawsuit alleged that Pfizer illegally promoted the off-label use of the antipsychotic medication Geodon. “We are proud of our client and the other relators who stepped