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did the diet pills make her do it? >> the diet pills caused a lack of capacity. t pills affect her capacity to make a judgment on this -- who in their right mind would ever pay $500,000 -- that's $100,000, plus the $400,000 lien on a house that's worth $276,000? it makes no sense. there was a lack of capacity and i blame the website, also. >> so you're putting some of the culpability -- >> absolutely. >> diet pills? what's next? the doughnuts made me do it? a deal is a deal. a contract is a contract. you can't get out of a contract except for some delineated recognized reason, like fraud, duress or coercion. diet pills? not buying it. >> the website for the diet pills says it causes -- less common side effect -- blurred vision dizziness, confusion, fatigue stomach pain, nausea, feelings of depression. >> if this case ever went to trial, there would be an expert that could come in and explain the effects of the diet pills and tell the jury or the judge that the plaintiff lacked the capacity to make this deal. elliott's correct -- it is a contract, but there are som

that's the time-release pill solves all the problems. >> see what it's like when you're not in pain anymore. take these medications. >> when purdue pharma launched oxycontin, they launched a marketing campaign and an educational campaign to convince the medical community that we had been under-prescribing opioids. >> there's no question that our best strongest medicines are the opioids. >> to convince us that we had been allowing patients to suffer needlessly because of what they called an overblown fear of addiction. >> the culture actually of the time was lets treat everyone with opioids at whatever dose necessary and if some doesn't work we'll give a higher dose. many of the patients i would have to keep increasing the dose that brought them up to doses that i didn't feel were safe. i consider it a population-wide experiment on american citizens that let's just give them all opiates. >> here in seattle doctor david tauben is part of a group of physicians who are changing their approach to treating pain. >> okay, so when i just slight

the national institution of drug abuse asked what was their first a -- young people use pills as well. this is from the modern of future studies that looks at high school. kids, basically. and they're using various prescriptions, vicodin, sedatives, oxy cotton and ritalin. it's not just people on the street addicted, but it's young people taking some of these pills. and when they're asked about where they got the pills, many of them are taking their own leftover medication. so again, you are prescribing practices. we have to look at that and we are looking at that. and some of them received them from a dentist or an emergency room doctor, and other kinds of physicians. and then other diversion sources, here's that word again, when somebody who is taking it not as prescribed, and not the right person, internet, friend or relative is very high. so people share drugs. sometimes for free and sometimes bought. and then another 20% or so from drug dealers. this is from the adolescent health literature. these are the things we try to make opioids safer and the take back program fits into thi

country switching to heroin the pills are still a problem. a good part of the country. mr. chairman i've abused my time spent not at all. >> quickly and finally cyber threats. where are we? >> cyber is a feature every threat. i described as an evil layer cake. the top level with nation-state actors who are looking to break into our corporate systems and ourcitizens andtheir government systems to steal all kinds of information. further economic events before the intelligence advantage. then we have organized criminal groups, very sophisticated hackers looking to steal americans information for criminal purposes. then we've got all manner of thugs of criminals and pedophiles down below. the reason is obvious. our lives are the. my kids put on the internet. that's where we bank health care, critical infrastructure. those who would do harm to children or money or credit card information or our banks are critical ever structure, that's what they come. where they come. so there isn't a single cyberthreat. it is the future of everything the fbi is re

this is the reason why fish-oil pills have to be so big. omega xl is a small, safe, easy-to-swallow gel capsule that can go directly into your system and will effectively reduce your inflammation. >> fish oils generally, though have an aftertaste. and they also cause burping, 'cause i used to have a problem with that, and i don't anymore. >> sure. >> does your product have these side effects? >> no, it really doesn't. i'll tell you why. we've brought some fish-oil capsules. these are the standard fish-oil capsules with their 1,000 milligram. >> anybody who takes fish-oil product knows this product. >> exactly. or you can take this small omega xl capsule, which one of these is equivalent to 10 of these. let me pour 10 in your hand, larry. you'd have to take all 10 of these to get the benefits of one small omega xl capsule. so, women and children and men -- nobody wants to swallow 10 minivans, if you will. you can have one. >> well, how can you get all this in this? >> well, i think the doctor can answer that -- why it's such a unique formulat

hundreds have people have used the pill chantix, some say it does work but there could be threatening and life endangering side effects. >> i started walking around the house screaming yelling crying. i was threatening suicide, threatening to jump out of a moving car. then the police came and the paramedics and they had to tie me up. put restraints on me. >> hearst wound up in this hospital, five days in a locked psychiatric ward. according to u.s. food and drug administration documents obtained by "america tonight" under the freedom of information act, 544 suicides have been reported to the fda as adverse events. associated with chantix in the last time years. fda documents also show 1869 attempted suicides associate ed with chantix. we should point out these adverse event reports don't prove chanti chantix causes side effects of any way. >> how sure are you this drug caused the breakdown? >> without a doubt i went off the deep end. it changed my mind it changed my brain it caused this absolutely, i'm absolutely positive that it was the chantix chantix. >> fast forward to a new warni

pill? those are the questions being raised in a new book "vitamania: our obsessive quest for nutritional perfection." a poll found 50% of americans regularly take a multivitamin, and it's big business $32 brake light in 2012. joining me now, the author katherine price. a welcome to you. i just want to clear up semantics here. what's the difference between a vitamin and a dietary supplement? >> i'm very happy you asked that question. that's commonly confused. so there's actually only 13 human vitamins. those are the ones that usually go by letters, the a, c, d, e, k, and then eight b viet minutetaminsvitamins. but only 13 of those. there's a much larger category of products called dietary supplements, about 85,000 products is the last estimate i've seen. they're regulated the same way, but they're not the same. >> can you tell me how we went from 13 vitamins to 85,000 dietary supplements? >> yeah i think we really latched on to the word vitamin itself, which is a very appealing term that was only coined in 1911. and then we took that to apply to a much broader category of things we thought would be

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some drug abusers crush the pills and shoot them intravenously for a faster high.they call painkiller abuse a deadly national epidemic. the cdc said one of the best ways to stop hiv from spreading is the needle exchange program. now the epidemic calls for draysic measures. >> it's giving full resources of giving the local community what they need to get the job done. >> first hiv clinic will open in scott county tomorrow in an effort to stop new cases. dietary supplement giant gnc is promising sweeping changes to improve the quality of its products. new york's attorney general accused gnc and three other major retailers of selling contaminateed supplements. it's not clear if those other retailers, walgreen's, walmart and target, will also make changes. coming up on al jazeera america the recent court edition is questioning gender equality in the tech industry. >> i think we're into something that's bigger than us... >> that's the pain that your mother feels when you disrespect her son... >> me being here is defying all odds... >> they were patriots they wanted ther

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but now that we're beginning to make a dent in the pill mills, closing them down in florida, and georgia and other places, and finally getting fda to change the formulation of drugs like oxycontin, to make them nonabused, a lot of the country is shifting to heroin. and the drug cartels in mexico, i'm hearing, are now getting into the pill business because of the enormous profits there. what can you tell us about that? >> i think you've identified something that doesn't get the attention it deserves. we have seen -- dea has the lead here, but we do a lot to support them. i know a fair bit about this. we see the mexican traffickers increasingly shifting to heroin. white heroin. used to be brown heroin was coming out of mexico. white heroin, highly pure and pushing it into the united states to gain market share and so what is happening is as you said, mr. chairman, it is supplanting pill abuse because it is cheaper, easier to get and it is extraordinarily deadly because the people using it, sounds like an odd thing to say, but don't know how to use heroin. don't realize it is 93, 97% pure s

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