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Sounds like this women thinks she knows better than the entire medical industry based on some anecdotal evidence. Just because something doesn't work for her do
by Igglyboo 11y ago
Sounds like this women thinks she knows better than the entire medical industry based on some anecdotal evidence. Just because something doesn't work for her doesn't make it a scam.
- api 11y agoThe studies behind this drug were done by the drug maker itself. You don't see a problem?
- darawk 11y agoThat's pretty standard practice in the pharmaceuticals industry. Not saying it's a good thing, but it's far from unique to Abilify.
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- ryanmarsh 11y agoIt sounds like you have a lot of faith in the rigor of the drug manufacturer. if you were to do some research on GSK's treatment of Paxil for adolescents you might come away feeling differently.
- rrss1122 11y agoI don't think it sounds that way at all. In fact, the woman even acknowledge she didn't know as much as she wanted to and was going to do more research into Abilify to be better-informed. The linked article is actually part one of a five-part series. I encourage you to read the other parts before dismissing her "based on some anecdotal evidence".