Has Dr. contacted the family of Lilly suicide?

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>From: " Jim- Norman " <mofunnow@...>

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>Subject: Re: Fwd: 20% volunteers drop out after suicide in

>Eli Lilly'...

>Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 16:45:18 -0600

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" He said the woman in question was " a healthy subject " who " would have been

taking medications as part of the study and we would have been taking

various test results. " There are about 100 subjects in the study.

But last week, he said, the woman who committed suicide was on a placebo.

" Her death took place while she was taking sugar pills rather than

duloxetine. "

So, which is it? I'm following the story closely and I'm getting

confused...she was on higher than normal doses in the healthy, non-depressed

group, then was dropped directly to placebo, and after four days of

withdrawal suicided?

Or was she always in the placebo group?

Or was she properly weaned down from a high dose?

I cannot believe the ability of these " Lilly spokesmen " to confuse the

facts...has Dr. contacted the family?

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>From: " Jim- Norman " <mofunnow@...>

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>Subject: Re: Fwd: 20% volunteers drop out after suicide in

>Eli Lilly'...

>Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 16:45:18 -0600

>

" He said the woman in question was " a healthy subject " who " would have been

taking medications as part of the study and we would have been taking

various test results. " There are about 100 subjects in the study.

But last week, he said, the woman who committed suicide was on a placebo.

" Her death took place while she was taking sugar pills rather than

duloxetine. "

So, which is it? I'm following the story closely and I'm getting

confused...she was on higher than normal doses in the healthy, non-depressed

group, then was dropped directly to placebo, and after four days of

withdrawal suicided?

Or was she always in the placebo group?

Or was she properly weaned down from a high dose?

I cannot believe the ability of these " Lilly spokesmen " to confuse the

facts...has Dr. contacted the family?

_________________________________________________________________

Plan your next US getaway to one of the super destinations here.

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>From: " Jim- Norman " <mofunnow@...>

>Reply-SSRI medications

><SSRI medications >

>Subject: Re: Fwd: 20% volunteers drop out after suicide in

>Eli Lilly'...

>Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 16:45:18 -0600

>

" He said the woman in question was " a healthy subject " who " would have been

taking medications as part of the study and we would have been taking

various test results. " There are about 100 subjects in the study.

But last week, he said, the woman who committed suicide was on a placebo.

" Her death took place while she was taking sugar pills rather than

duloxetine. "

So, which is it? I'm following the story closely and I'm getting

confused...she was on higher than normal doses in the healthy, non-depressed

group, then was dropped directly to placebo, and after four days of

withdrawal suicided?

Or was she always in the placebo group?

Or was she properly weaned down from a high dose?

I cannot believe the ability of these " Lilly spokesmen " to confuse the

facts...has Dr. contacted the family?

_________________________________________________________________

Plan your next US getaway to one of the super destinations here.

http://special.msn.com/local/hotdestinations.armx

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>From: " Jim- Norman " <mofunnow@...>

>Reply-SSRI medications

><SSRI medications >

>Subject: Re: Fwd: 20% volunteers drop out after suicide in

>Eli Lilly'...

>Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 16:45:18 -0600

>

" He said the woman in question was " a healthy subject " who " would have been

taking medications as part of the study and we would have been taking

various test results. " There are about 100 subjects in the study.

But last week, he said, the woman who committed suicide was on a placebo.

" Her death took place while she was taking sugar pills rather than

duloxetine. "

So, which is it? I'm following the story closely and I'm getting

confused...she was on higher than normal doses in the healthy, non-depressed

group, then was dropped directly to placebo, and after four days of

withdrawal suicided?

Or was she always in the placebo group?

Or was she properly weaned down from a high dose?

I cannot believe the ability of these " Lilly spokesmen " to confuse the

facts...has Dr. contacted the family?

_________________________________________________________________

Plan your next US getaway to one of the super destinations here.

http://special.msn.com/local/hotdestinations.armx