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Puerto Vallarta News NetworkHealth & Beauty | August 2008 

Non-Smoking Drug Endangering Soldiers' Health
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VA inspector general found gross violations in a VA human testing program; drug linked to suicide chantix
 
This week in Arkansas the Veterans Affairs inspector general found gross violations in a VA human testing program. For soldiers returning from Afghanistan and Iraq, health care and the transition back into society are important issues. Questions are being raised about what types of health care treatments soldiers should receive.

Congress held another hearing on a recent VA case involving veteran negligence based on a series of Washington Times articles. In VA hospitals a non-smoking drug Chantix is given to veterans to help them quit smoking. This even after the FDA, drug maker Pfizer and the VA itself found the drug to have serious risks, including suicidal behavior.



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