Reports on the dangers of the popular "anti-viral" flu drug Tamiflu (oseltamivir) have existed for over a decade now. One of the known side effects of this drug among children is that it causes hallucinations, and what some say resemble demonic attacks. Tamiflu is also linked to increased suicides. And yet, not only is this drug still on the market, it is still recommended for babies, children, and pregnant women by the CDC, even under HHS Secretary Kennedy's leadership. Many doctors have stopped prescribing it to children who are healthy as a prevention for influenza, but the official medical dogma has been that Tamiflu is still recommended in critically ill patients. However, a new study has been published that blows that theory out of the water, showing how critically ill patients receive no health benefits from the drug, and that Tamiflu actually leads to increased rates of death.