• :: "I felt my head was leaving my body and I was falling down rapidly into an unknown darkness ... saw myself looking at my body and I thought I had to throw away that body because it was not useful anymore. On the 16th floor of the hotel in Bangkok ... I thought the window would open itself and then I might fly out of the window."

Media

The Dark Side of Lariam, 60 Minutes II, CBS TV News, January 29, 2003

“The Nightmare Drug,” one-hour program on “fifth estate,” CBC TV, Canada, October 16, 2002.

“The answer to the riddle is me,” the compelling audio about a man who totally lost his memory while taking mefloquine. Download for a minimal fee: fast forward to 37 minutes. This American Life, Jan 22, 2010.

CBC Radio:

Audio: The Current (Pogany, Rose, Cummins, Keystone). April 14, 2004. (mp3 4 MB) – also as doc file

Transcript: The Current (Pogany, Rose, Cummins, Keystone). April 14, 2004. (doc file) – also as MP3 file)

CBC Radio Morning Show, August 26, 2002, “Malaria Drug May Cause Patients to Become Violent.” Radio interview with Canadian physician Michelle Brill-Edwards of Health Canada. (pdf)

ABC News 20/20, September 12, 2002, “Fort Bragg Killings and Lariam”

Voice of America radio shows:

Science segment on Lariam, May 2001

“Our World” segment on Lariam” ,May 2001

“Unintended Damage”, April 2001