Generation Rx (2008) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Generation Rx about?
Generation Rx is a documentary. Families across the United States confront the effects of psychiatric medications prescribed to children in "Generation Rx." Filmmaker Kevin P. Miller details how a coalition of doctors, government officials, and journalists has promoted these drugs. Many families trusted the medical advice given to them but faced severe consequences. The documentary also addresses the connection between pharmaceutical companies and the FDA, raising concerns about medical ethics. Personal narratives provide insight into the experiences of those impacted by this situation.
When was Generation Rx released?
Generation Rx was released in 2008.
How long is Generation Rx?
Generation Rx has a runtime of 81 minutes.
What genre is Generation Rx?
Generation Rx is classified as Health.
What topics does Generation Rx cover?
Generation Rx explores topics including addiction, ethics.