knew that prozac was leading to suicides and aggressive behavior the exact opposite effect of what they wanted they knew that in the one nine hundred eighty s. after they conducted the research they hid the research and it wasn't exposed and told two thousand and five from the b.b.c. but then they would have their corporate interests do studies and talk about how great it was now of course they're required to admit yeah that antidepressants do cause suicide aggressive behavior pretty much every shooters on them when these cell phone companies are forced to admit yeah the cell phone radiation does cause brain to. you know it does do all this and they're already saying this in their manuals so it's already coming out but once the public is aware of this fact it will be even worse oppresses it will be even worse than tobacco we invited the powerful industry lobby c.t. i used to discuss the issues raised in this report they sent this one line refusal thank you for contacting us but we will not be able to do this interview industry's most respected journalist is dr louis less in it it's all

>> crack cocaine, prozac. that's for depression. >> once the evaluation is completed, the processing department creates i.d.s and classifies the inmates as to where they'll be sent within the jail. because alfonso takes prozac for depression, he'll be housed on the eighth floor, one of the three floors dedicated to psychiatric care. >> then i'll be here until court. >> alfonso young was charged with petty theft and spent one day in jail before being released. this is the maximum security unit at the jail where as many as 24 inmates are packed into a single cell. here, the lights are always on and tensions are high. >> it's hard as hell to sleep in here because you got 24 inmates in here, you understand. you have to sleep when you can, not when you want to. >> locked inside for 23 hours a day, the men must sleep, shower, and eat inside their cell. >> it's dirty. it is dirty. point-blank dirty. >> when i first came here, i was free from blemish. now look at my arms. you see all these spots? i'm like a leopard no

in response to four point two billion dollars of iranian assets will be on prozac discuss this because live it to patrick and visit your blog land. thank you very much for being with us as always. all of the way to it will this deal be permanent this is an interesting deal because it's a coinciding with two internal conflicts the woman is always it was another anyhow some conflicts is to the nature of this deal and the united states using its way to lean on iran and as a sovereign nation the other side you have a huge fight going on within the united states. we're on the oh no not just republicans but some democrats and republicans want to basically torpedo the steel and see it succeed so this incredible pressure on both sides. let's focus on the run pressure for fall they have massive changes under way will they be able to pull it off it is time for good. well i think it's that difficult. this is a case of lowering the bar with thresholds for enriching uranium. beyond that twenty percent is already well below what would take for weapons grade seventy five percent uranium enrichment th

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obama to be more prozacive. cornell west has excoriated the president for not being more sensitive to black issues. i believe dr. west, who teaches at princeton is misguided. the truth is, that the race factor in america is not an overwhelming problem anymore mr. obama won two elections. in decline because of the economy and obamacare. it has little to do with race. upon his inauguration in 2009, barack obama had a nearly 70% approval rating. very high for any politician. that proves the u.s.a. has made dramatic improvements in the race arena. there is no we question about it finally talking points believes that minority americans do, do have a much tougher time succeeding in the marketplace generally speaking than affluent whites, for example. it all comes down to something that is ache sets cybil in america accessible in america. black americans should understand that if they study and work hard they will likely succeed in this country. and that's the message about race that all good and honest people should b

so, i said, "well, but i'm going to be out of town when time comes, and i need my prozac, you know. gotta have it." and they said, "well, they won't authorize it, so you'll have to pay regular price," which was $400 for a one month supply. and at that point, i felt like, if i can't get my medicine, if i can't make enough money to buy it, i don't want to live. andrew leuchter: we have 20 different anti-depressants on the market that differ in their particular chemical profile, and we want to choose which medication is most likely to help that individual as well. so, it's a matter of getting the patient to stick with the treatment, encouraging them to work through any side effects they might have from medication, getting them to stick with treatment long enough for the anti-depressant effects to kick in. now have you noticed your mood change in the last couple of weeks? yes. i tend to question my feelings, where as before, it was just how i felt. but now, is this me or is this the medication? you know, should i act on this, or should i ask somebody to look at me, or tell me if i'm oka

every 15 minutes let's head to the stock exchange and nicole petallides where she is tapping out prozacindustrials at 100 points and keeping a keen eye on amazon. we all knew 2013 was going to be a year of deep discounts and tough competitiveness and retailers, amazon will try their best to get it done but shipping costs, a lot of people had amazon prime that they pushed so hard but now they are saying amazon prime which was greeted a shipping at $79, you sign up for it, so many people signed up over the holidays they may have to tack on $20 to $40, they may be facing operating losses due to shipping costs and that is one part of it. the other part is also economic malaise and abroad, in europe and asia. 52 weeks is still good, 50% pulling back. dennis: the latest gdp number shows the economy rebounding. the new report says half of americans are living paycheck to paycheck. 44% living with less than $6,000 in savings for a family of four, not just the lower ones that are struggling, 1-quarter of the middle class also falls to the category known as liquid asset, this according to a repor

. -- prozac, zoloft, paxil, wellbutrin. lexa pro. st.rmocology trends of the last 40 years. >> what are has worked? you are here as a functioning person. you say you are on medication. what did you find that made a positive difference? >> as i say, there things that enable me to cope with the anxiety at the most severe. i talk about this in the article. accepting that this is the essence of who i am and yet that rather than -- i would love at some point to be completely cured and i continue to do various measures to try to do that, but really what i talk about in the piece is coming to terms with the fact that anxiety is kind of hard wired into me and there things that are may be positive traits as well. >> i have a tremendous amount of respect for you being here. it's not not to watch you and see how you react to being on television to talk about this stuff. with all of the things you are suffering from, you shook my hand and you are talking, but the question i have is, is there a safe place of thought where you feel at peace and this d

caller: it is prozac.u have a lot of people out here who have been self-medicating with marijuana. it is just hurting us. it is a plant. it is an herb, a spice. it is a fruit. -- what isbert gates going on in iraq --he had a lot to do with this when he was working with the bush administration. i think that those people should still be helping to fix this problem. you do not hear from president bush or condoleezza rice. everybody is all right -- always bashing. they created this mess and they should help to fix it with obama. that includes all of congress. they created this mess by going in there with a live. -- a lie. host: virginia has a new governor today. he will be sworn in at richmond at noon. that is terry mcauliffe. the festivities will take place rain or shine, according to the richmond times. you can watch that live on c-span at noon today. tommy, new york, new york. republican line. caller: hi. how are you? i'm calling to talk about this financial equality. as far as i can see, no matter what rac