What year was valium approved by the Food and Drug Administration?
Correct answer: 1963
VividPotion6704
they were commonly prescribed for women in the 1960's for what were called "nerves" but was probably just unhappiness or menopause symptoms or anything the doctor was unable to diagnose. They were given to my mother and made her feel suicidal... she threw them down the lav and took up yoga instead. Happy ending story 😁😊😇
Player judyndisguise
VividPotion6704, good advice. I think I'll take up yoga!
Jonesy
This question should say "US Food and Drug Administration". Please remember that this game is played all over the world.
Player #3653455
kitkat7250, they are both from the same group... benzodiazepines. Valium is diazepam and Xanax is alprazolam. They are very similar and one is not more addictive than the other.
Player #25874027
And I bet HoffmanLa Roche are still charging a huge price to “cover the costs of their research
Miss Sue
My Mom took those for years. She had 8 kids and an immature husband.
Schulzie
Valium, capital V, because it’s the brand name.