This week the J&J Janssen trial began in Austin, Texas.It is the complex story of paid officials, a medical model called TMAP (Texas Medication Algorithm Project)Teen Screen, and the marketing of an antipsychotic named Risperdal. In the pdf document linked HERE, you'll find whistleblower Allen Jones tell his story, which is gripping, and 66 pages long. I implore you to read it.
Allen Jones, Texas v Janssen pdf lawsuit document HERE filed 12-2008
2005:Medicating Aliah-Mother Jones
"The case of Aliah Gleason raises troubling—and long-standing—questions about the coercive uses of psychiatric medications in Texas and elsewhere. But especially because Aliah lives in Texas, and because her commitment was involuntary, she became vulnerable to an even further hazard: aggressive drug regimens that feature new and controversial drugs—regimens that are promoted by drug companies, mandated by state governments, and imposed on captive patient populations with no say over what's prescribed to them."
News from the trial 1.11.12
Bloomberg Business Week J&J Paid Texas Official to Speak Around the U.S., Jury Told:
"Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen unit paid a Texas mental health official to speak around the U.S. about state guidelines on prescribing antipsychotic drugs that gave preference to the company’s Risperdal medicine, the official told jurors today."-Bloomberg
"The case of Aliah Gleason raises troubling—and long-standing—questions about the coercive uses of psychiatric medications in Texas and elsewhere. But especially because Aliah lives in Texas, and because her commitment was involuntary, she became vulnerable to an even further hazard: aggressive drug regimens that feature new and controversial drugs—regimens that are promoted by drug companies, mandated by state governments, and imposed on captive patient populations with no say over what's prescribed to them."
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News from the trial 1.11.12
Bloomberg Business Week J&J Paid Texas Official to Speak Around the U.S., Jury Told:
"Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen unit paid a Texas mental health official to speak around the U.S. about state guidelines on prescribing antipsychotic drugs that gave preference to the company’s Risperdal medicine, the official told jurors today."-Bloomberg








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