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Old 08-28-2010, 08:58 AM #1
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Default 100 weirdest drug stories of August, plus some site I can't see

The Ten Weirdest Drug Stories for the month of August (Not 100) !!!

(Not specific to PD.)
From Jim Edwards’ Placebo Effect, Bnet, CBS Interactive.) (This is not your grandma’s CBS. Things are changing)

Which painkiller also helps hurt feelings? Which potential blockbuster did Eli Lilly fumble? Which club drug is being eyed as an antidepressant? The answers all happened in August 2010 …

http://www.bnet.com/blog/drug-busine...awer-container

Plus, I have not looked at this because my internet connection has slowed down. Cine-Med?? No idea what this is:

http://www.neuroconnection.net/

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weirdest drug stories - hahaha - this is hilarious! I do like a good drug joke sometimes....
Bob Dawson, I will deal with you later...
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Reminds me of a Mad Magazine satirical (!!!!) ad for a pharmaceutical product called StoppaDaSneezin...

I am trying to remember, but I think among other qualities, they advertised that it would not work if one used generic versions, but that it could also be used as a substitute for Mop 'N Glo, WD40, or Lo Cal Cool Whip Topping....

Then they mentioned 26 pages of known side effects for this product, including the possibility of making one's heart speed up, slow down, stop, reverse direction, completely relocate, or function as a second liver (but only in "cry baby" type patients), the possibility that one's hair would fall out, turn grey, or start growing on the inside of the skull, and another possibility that one might burrow a hole into the ground and live there permanently.

There was a lot more to the StoppaDaSneezin story but that's what I recall.
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