Money for Autism diagnosis?
States Taking Pharma to Court for Risky Antipsychotic-Prescribing Spree
By Martha Rosenberg, AlterNet. Posted October 19, 2008.Certain antipsychotics are leaving legions of children and elderly in chemical straightjackets for treatment of conditions they didn't even have.
A quote from this Article
"Though atypical antipsychotics were developed to treat schizophrenia and later approved for bipolar disorder (Risperdal is also approved for autism-related irritability in children), pharma lost no time in marketing them for non-FDA-approved uses like ADHD and conduct disorders, dementia, sleep disorders, depression and simple mood swings, netting $8,000 a year per person, usually from state coffers."
NO WONDER OLD WORKING AUTISM LIKE WE HAVE FIGRURED OUT IS IGNORED! Rich Shull on the blog Pre Rain Man Autism .
By Martha Rosenberg, AlterNet. Posted October 19, 2008.Certain antipsychotics are leaving legions of children and elderly in chemical straightjackets for treatment of conditions they didn't even have.
A quote from this Article
"Though atypical antipsychotics were developed to treat schizophrenia and later approved for bipolar disorder (Risperdal is also approved for autism-related irritability in children), pharma lost no time in marketing them for non-FDA-approved uses like ADHD and conduct disorders, dementia, sleep disorders, depression and simple mood swings, netting $8,000 a year per person, usually from state coffers."
NO WONDER OLD WORKING AUTISM LIKE WE HAVE FIGRURED OUT IS IGNORED! Rich Shull on the blog Pre Rain Man Autism .
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