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Schizophrenic patients denied treatment during drug trials

Published: 31 March, 2009, 14:55


Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca was marred in a scandal after an investigation by Swedish public broadcaster Sveriges Radio said the company risked lives while testing its drugs in several countries, including Russia.

 
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Sarah (unregistered) August 27, 2011, 21:41 quote
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Seroquel is one of the better ones.  It promotes focus and tunes out all of the extra stimuli without killing all cognitive ability.  We just don't know the maximum dosage for each person.  I can't imagine giving it to children with the death factor known.  I can't handle more than 300 mg.  If I take more than that, i'll start pissing myself.

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