Green and Mysterious, Absinthe Caused Controversy Wherever it Was Poured
Did this drink drive people to hallucinate and commit crime?
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Did this drink drive people to hallucinate and commit crime?
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From the NS archive: Swallowing it in silence 2 November 1984: Let the patients decide on the risk of drugs. By Jad Adams The people most ignorant about a prescription drug are the patients taking it, wrote Jad Adams in this article from 1984, which argued for a reconfiguring of the British pharmaceutical industry. According to a 1977 law, if pharmaceutical companies informed patients about a drug at all, they were obliged to provide a leaflet detailing information on all side effects. But the industry and doctors argued that juxtaposing major but rare side effects with minor, common ones...