3. Topamax
Made Johnson & Johnson billions of dollars. But a year before Topamax went off patent, it was revealed that the drug was linked to suicide and birth defects such as cleft lip and cleft palate in babies of mothers who take the drug. It even gained the nickname “Stupamax” for the way it slowed reaction times and impaired motor skills, attention and memory.
Drugs like Singulair, Levaquin, and many others share similar stories, where drug makers made billions while patients suffered the consequences. Consumers need to be aware of the game these companies play and recognize that these giant corporations sacrifice the health of patients for the almighty dollar, while hiding it all in the process. –
See more at: http://truthseekerdaily.com/2014/06/3-drugs-that-made-big-pharma-millions-despite-deadly-risks/#sthash.87rqmF1C.dpuf