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Omoscowond
please when is the Nigeria Universities and Polytechnics post utme 2013/2014 starting?
i want someone to please answer me, please???
i want to enter the university this year?
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hello, wow,the post utme 2013/2014 admission is currently on going,
however, latest news is that the post utme for different universities is not yet out, although most universities in Nigeria are fully starting their post utme examination from june 2013.
Cheers and wishing you the best
hello, wow,the post utme 2013/2014 admission is currently on going,
however, latest news is that the post utme for different universities is not yet out, although most universities in Nigeria are fully starting their post utme examination from june 2013.
Cheers and wishing you the best
Aren't they going down the wrong path again with giving these Sandy Hook kids psychartic evaluations?
Insallah
Meaning wasn't the problem with Adam Lanza the medication that these psychology doctors prescribe? Well, I've read somewhere that these kids will be give evaluations and later on in life medication as well to help them cope. Now if one of them snaps in their 20's, whose fault is it?
At any rate, isn't giving these kids drugs the worst thing for them?
Answer
Of course your'e correct. These giant pharma companies exploit the most vulnerable people in society. I think you've seen the phrase "never let a tragedy go to waste" in the news regarding this story recently. In the 90's, Pfizer flew doctors to Nigeria during a meningitis outbreak to do illegal clinical trials on unsuspecting children, numerous of whom died or suffered permanent damage. they gave some kids their new anti-biotic they wanted approval for in correct dosages and then others too little of the anti-biotic already being used to prove their drug was superior.
NAMI, which gets most of it's funding from pharmaceutical companies got busy setting up "mental health emergency rooms" for those affected by the oil spill and demanded that BP pay millions for it.
Lanza's medical and prescription records should be readily available by now, and Lanza is deceased so there is no reason to keep them private. Since they are not public at this point, the powers that be are definitely hiding them.
Of course your'e correct. These giant pharma companies exploit the most vulnerable people in society. I think you've seen the phrase "never let a tragedy go to waste" in the news regarding this story recently. In the 90's, Pfizer flew doctors to Nigeria during a meningitis outbreak to do illegal clinical trials on unsuspecting children, numerous of whom died or suffered permanent damage. they gave some kids their new anti-biotic they wanted approval for in correct dosages and then others too little of the anti-biotic already being used to prove their drug was superior.
NAMI, which gets most of it's funding from pharmaceutical companies got busy setting up "mental health emergency rooms" for those affected by the oil spill and demanded that BP pay millions for it.
Lanza's medical and prescription records should be readily available by now, and Lanza is deceased so there is no reason to keep them private. Since they are not public at this point, the powers that be are definitely hiding them.
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