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Old 08-08-2004, 08:14   #2
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Re: prozac in drinking water ?

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Originally Posted by kronas
enviromentalists are concerned about the rate of prozac found in water drinking supplys.





source: guardian.co.uk

http://politics.guardian.co.uk/green...278839,00.html

could there be a long term affect in areas where concentrations of the drug are found ?
Apparently they used to have it piped into the drink vending machines at ntl, but cost cutting has meant it no longer happens and thats probably why all the employees have become so depressed now they are able to look at things with a clear head.
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