#Tamiflu Now Blamed For #Suicide, #Hallucinations, #Confusion, And More

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Tamiflu is one of the fastest selling antiviral medicines used to treat cases of flu. In fact, it is so popular that you can hardly find it on shelves these days. Many children diagnosed with symptoms of flu are given Tamiflu by E.R.’s. However, new reports of Tamiflu side effects has many parents questioning the practice of giving Tamiflu to children at all.

Hallucinations, speech issues, confusion, and poor motor function have been named as just a few of the potential Tamiflu side effects that could potentially affect a child who takes the medicine. Many children have already experienced these issues.

According to Fox 5 our of Missouri’s Ozark region.

The Wallens say their 2-year-old son, Steven, was twitching, hallucinating, and slamming his head in pain after taking the medicine after being diagnosed with the flu.

“When I walked in the room I was greeted with him slapping me across the face, and then continually smacking his head into the pillow saying ‘ouch, ouch, ouch,'” says Andrea Wallen, Steven’s mother.

In just recent days, reports of a 16-year-old from Indiana taking his own life while taking Tamiflu after being diagnosed with the flu. And in Texas, a 6-year-old girl began hallucinating, ran away from school, and tried to jump out a window after taking the medicine.

One family in Indiana is blaming Tamiflu for their son’s suicide.

Many pharmacists admit that Tamiflu is causing the issues, even going so far as to say that the side effects seemed to stop after ceasing use of the medication, but they do still recommend taking it for the flu.

Erica Mahn with Alps Pharmacy in Springfield says there is only about 2 percent of children are affected.

“There are situations where kiddos can have that feeling, that obviously they’re not used to and can’t tell you about, but they think something is happening and it’s really not and that’s what this medication can have happen,” says Mahn.

This year, Mahn says they’ve dispensed more Tamiflu than in the last 6 years. And for Steven, his mother says his behavior got better after she stopped giving it to him.

“And it probably wasn’t until later that evening where I started to see himself again,” says Wallen. “Where he would actually let me hold him.”

#Antirretrovirales, #Antigripales Carecen de Estudios sobre su Efectividad Real

Al igual que los antirretrovirales, los antigripales carecen de estudios sobre su efectividad real. Expertos piden estudios que la evalúen (centrodeperiodicos)

Fuente: http://centrodeperiodicos.blogspot.com.es/2015/10/expertos-...
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Expertos piden estudios que evalúen la efectividad de los fármacos contra la gripe

Publicado el 12/10/2015por sidartavlc

Los científicos aún no saben si dos medicamentos muy usados para la gripe -Tamiflu de Roche y Relenza de GlaxoSmithKline- realmente funcionan en brotes temporales o pandémicos y dicen que es necesario realizar

Tamiflu Scandal Will be Repeated

Las vacunas son una gran farsa de las gigantescas empresas farmacéuticas. El plan genocida en todo su esplendor, las ganancias multimillonarias de campañas de vacunación son escalofriantes. Las vacunas no ayudan, matan, las gripes fueron creadas para acabar con la población mundial, asustarla y controlarla, luego todo el mundo cayó en las garras de las farmacéuticas incluido países que dicen ser de otro pensamiento ideológico. El Sida y sus cocteles mortales es una farsa, el cáncer y sus tratamientos químicos es una farsa, y el ser humano por miedo a la muerte cae rendido ante las farmacéuticas y los poderes ocultos de las elites gobernantes.

¿Los medios de comunicación de sus paises han hablado de este escandalo del Tamiflu o solamente se dedican a fomentar la destrucción de la democracia en Venezuela? 

 

The Tamiflu scandal will be repeated, and people will die, 

unless drug companies release all their data 

Tom Chivers

Nope. (Photo: Alamy)

Flu is actually a pretty nasty disease. People say they've got "the flu" when they've really only got a cold, but a genuine bout of influenza knocks you off your feet for several days, and is a major killer in the elderly; an outbreak in 2011 killed around 600 people. But don't worry! Since 2006, during the avian flu scare, the Government has spent £424 million stockpiling a drug called Tamiflu.

Unfortunately for the Government, and for elderly people, and for people who don't want to spend a week in bed aching and sweating and vomiting, it seems that Tamiflu doesn't work very well.

The Cochrane Library, the great centre for epidemiology and public health data, has carried out a huge meta-analysis, a study combining the data from dozens of smaller trials, into Tamiflu and another "neuraminidase inhibitor", Relenza. Cochrane Reviews are hugely authoritative works, a sort of gold standard if you'll forgive the cliché. And, five years after the UK and US began spending billions to buy millions upon millions of doses, the Cochrane Library has reported.

Tamiflu: Drugs Given for Swine Flu 'Were Waste of £500m'

Sarah Knapton

Drug Tamiflu does nothing to halt the spread of influenza and Government wasted nearly £500 million stockpiling it over swine flu pandemic, study finds

The drug Tamiflu, given to tens of thousands of people during the swine flu pandemic, does nothing to halt the spread of influenza Photo: ALAMY

The drug Tamiflu, given to tens of thousands of people during the swine flu pandemic, does nothing to halt the spread of influenza and the Government wasted nearly £500 million stockpiling it, a major study has found.

The review, authored by Oxford University, claims that Roche, the drug’s Swiss manufacturer, gave a “false impression” of its effectiveness and accuses the company of “sloppy science”.