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Dr. Roger McFillin | The Chemical Imbalance Myth, Predatory Psychiatry, & Mood Management Industry
Lexapro Suicide Risks and the Death of Phil Hartman
Lexapro is identified as a commonly prescribed drug for children that showed a six-fold increase in suicide risk during trials, yet still received FDA approval. The 1998 murder-suicide involving comedian Phil Hartman and his wife Bryn is cited as a high-profile example of Zoloft-induced violence. The segment argues that pharmaceutical companies treat wrongful death lawsuits as a standard operating expense while ignoring the dramatic rise in suicides since the year 2000.