Interview with a Columbine Shooting Victim
The Columbine shooters were both on psychological drugs. A tragic ending.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
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Noteable Teen Screen Quotes
August 16, 2002
"Programs like TeenScreen experiment on kids, who will eventually end up on psychotropic drugs...I went through what I went through because they were on antidepressants."
—Mark Taylor
Survivor - Columbine High School shooting
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
October 21, 2003
"Authorities in schools should be very cautious about these kinds of screening programs. It is easy to overidentify adolescents with problems, when they in fact don't have any problems. This in itself creates more problems."
—Louis A. Chandler
Chairman of the Psychology in Education Department
University of Pittsburgh.
The New York Post
December 5, 2004
"It's just a way to put more people on prescription drugs... such programs will boost the sale of antidepressants ... even after the FDA in September ordered a black box label warning that the pills might spur suicidal thoughts or actions in minors."
—Marcia Angell
Medical Ethics Lecturer
Harvard Medical School
"Programs like TeenScreen experiment on kids, who will eventually end up on psychotropic drugs...I went through what I went through because they were on antidepressants."
—Mark Taylor
Survivor - Columbine High School shooting
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
October 21, 2003
"Authorities in schools should be very cautious about these kinds of screening programs. It is easy to overidentify adolescents with problems, when they in fact don't have any problems. This in itself creates more problems."
—Louis A. Chandler
Chairman of the Psychology in Education Department
University of Pittsburgh.
The New York Post
December 5, 2004
"It's just a way to put more people on prescription drugs... such programs will boost the sale of antidepressants ... even after the FDA in September ordered a black box label warning that the pills might spur suicidal thoughts or actions in minors."
—Marcia Angell
Medical Ethics Lecturer
Harvard Medical School
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