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omg! i feel so bad for u. is that ur kid?!?!?!
It was rather interesting for me to read this article. Thanks for it. I like such topics and anything that is connected to this matter. I would like to read a bit more soon.
Just heard about this:
The American Law Journal will air a live, one-hour broadcast about Paxil and birth defects Monday December 7, 7-8pm US EST, from the Philadelphia CNN-news affiliate independent station WFMZ. PA, NJ, and DE residents, go to www.wfmz.com/cable.asp for cable channel and DirectTV and DishNetwork channel numbers. Watch live stream at www.wfmz.com. Jamie Sheller, Esq., one of the attorneys in the recent $2.5 million Paxil birth defect verdict will be on the show.
Here is the program announcement:
7-8 LIVE: "Paxil on Trial: Antidepressants, Kids & Birth Defects"
Lawyers, doctors and a law professor argue the merits of a recent Philadelphia case where a woman prevailed in her claim that an antidepressant that she was taking caused severe harm to her child. Attorneys Jamie Sheller, Anthony Marchetta, Drexel Health Law Professor Barry Furrow and Rajnish Mago, MD of Thomas Jefferson University Mood Disorders Clinic answer viewer calls at 1-800-426-4526.
Viewer calls are screened and moderated. Please call only with questions that would help other viewers. Visit the program’s Facebook page, The American Law Journal, to share your story and post your thoughts.
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