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LONDON - A British medical journal said Friday it had given U.S. regulators confidential drug company documents suggesting a link between the popular anti-depressant Prozac and a heightened risk of suicide attempts and violence.
The British Medical Journal reported in its Jan. 1 issue that documents it received from an anonymous source indicated that Prozac's manufacturer, Eli Lilly & Co., was aware in the 1980s that the drug could have potentially troubling side-effects.
The journal said the documents, reportedly missing for a decade, had formed part of a 1994 lawsuit against Eli Lilly on behalf of victims of a workplace shooting in Louisville, Kentucky. Joseph Wesbecker, the gunman who killed eight people and himself in 1989, had been prescribed Prozac a month before the shootings.
Originally posted by dacruz
I hope for your buddy, that he�s under custody of a doctor..I guess, had a doctor prescribed this drug to him? or does he just buyed them in so called drug stores? (sorry don�t�know, how you handle this in the USA, or who do you come from?)
If I haven�t experiences with these drugs.
I think he have to counsil with his doctor