$6.7 Million Awarded by Jury in Risperdal Tardive Dyskinesia Case
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$6.7 Million Awarded by Jury in Risperdal Tardive Dyskinesia Case
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Victory in First Canadian Tardive Dyskinesia Trial
Prozac and Xanax found by Court to Cause Criminal Conduct
Halcion Malpractice Case Won in Court --Upjohn Settles While Denying Guilt
Involuntary Intoxication by Psychiatric Drugs
Not Guilty "Due to Shock Treatment and Psychiatric Drugs"
Jury Awards $1.3 Million To Tardive Dyskinesia Victim: Appeals Judge Doubles the Award
Judge
Shortens Sentence Based on Testimony About Psychiatric Drug Intoxication
Peter R. Breggin, MD
101 East State Street, PMB 112
Ithaca, New York 14850
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Phone 607 272 5328
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| WARNING!
When trying to withdraw from many psychiatric drugs, patients can develop serious and even life-threatening emotional and physical reactions. In short, it is dangerous not only to start taking psychiatric drugs but also can be hazardous to stop taking them. Therefore, withdrawal from psychiatric drugs should be done under clinical supervision. Principles of drug withdrawal are discussed in Your Drug May Be Your Problem: How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Medications, by Peter R. Breggin, M.D. and David Cohen, Ph.D. Other information on Prozac and Prozac-like drugs can be found in Talking Back to Prozacby Peter R. Breggin, M.D. and Ginger Ross Breggin. |