Anti-Smoking Drug Linked To Accidents
The Federal Drug Administration has banned the use of the anti-smoking drug Chantix by pilots or air traffic controllers, citing side effects that have been linked to auto accidents. What do you think?
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Look, before people get upset with the FDA, they should know Pfizer meticulously test-marketed this drug for years, and turns out there's a large segment of the public who will risk insanity and death to stop smoking.
Layla Smerker
Auto Body Worker -
This might explain why the pilot on my last flight constantly came on the PA to point out smokestacks below the plane.
Rich Klenk
Hair Stylist -
This could make a good anti-smoking campaign: 'If you smoke, no matter what you do, you will die a horrible death.'
Matty Cimberg
Systems Analyst
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