Menopause Meds May Harm Kids

American Voices • health • ISSUE 46•35 • Sep 2, 2010

The Food and Drug Administration has warned that Evamist, a prescription spray used to control hot flashes in menopausal women, may cause premature breast development in children. What do you think?

“By any chance does this effect happen instantly, with a distinct popping sound?" ”
Gary Bonniwell –
Construction Worker
“Maybe I'll store it with my weed and see if my teenage son wants grass bad enough to grow boobs." ”
Terry Edgar –
Cashier
“Where I come from, premature breast development is not necessarily a bad thing. Where I come from is a terrible place."”
Sara Landon –
Mobile Phone Salesperson

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