Re: Glaxo Gets OK for Ads Claiming Paxil Not Addictive

Posted by oracle on October 12, 2002, at 22:42:30

In reply to Re: Glaxo Gets OK for Ads Claiming Paxil Not Addictive, posted by Alan on October 12, 2002, at 21:55:51

The public generally has incorrect ideas about what "habit forming" and "addictive" mean. Neither applies just because one has side effects
because one stops a med.
To real issue here should be if ot if not Glaxo
downplayed SE's. Using the word "addictive" is inflamatory.

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Glaxo Gets OK for Ads Claiming Paxil Not Addictive Rick 10/12/02
Re: Glaxo Gets OK for Ads Claiming Paxil Not Addictive Alan 10/12/02
Re: Glaxo Gets OK for Ads Claiming Paxil Not Addictive oracle 10/12/02
Re: Glaxo Gets OK for Ads Claiming Paxil Not Addictive Rick 10/13/02
Re: Glaxo Gets OK for Ads Claiming Paxil Not Addictive utopizen 10/13/02
Re: Glaxo Gets OK for Ads Claiming Paxil Not Addictive djmmm 10/14/02
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Re: American Journal of Psychiatry: Paxil not an SSRI FredPotter 10/15/02
Re: American Journal of Psychiatry: Paxil not an SSRI » Shawn. T. Rick 10/15/02
Re: American Journal of Psychiatry: Paxil not an SSRI » FredPotter Rick 10/15/02
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Re: American Journal of Psychiatry: Paxil not an SSRI djmmm 10/16/02
Re: American Journal of Psychiatry: Paxil not an SSRI Shawn. T. 10/16/02
Re: American Journal of Psychiatry: Paxil not an SSRI » Shawn. T. Rick 10/16/02

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