UK Lariam - Mefloquine Veterans' Support

CC1: Are you an Army Veteran that was prescribed Mefloquine (Lariam) on deployment between Aug 2006–Aug 2009, and something hasn’t felt right since, you’re not alone.
Feel free to reach out privately, completely confidential👌🏻🪖🌴🦟

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Bite prevention has always been at the forefront of malaria prevention, yet the unpopular story of Atabrine, repeated itself through history with other synthetic malaria drugs 🤔

Private Snafu vs. Malaria Mike (1944) An animated cartoon. Snafu disregards antimosquito measures and is stung by malaria Mike. After contracting malaria Snafu regrets his carelessness.Department...

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Lariam concerns raised in Parliament The Ministry of Defence has said it is working with the NHS to ensure clinicians are aware of the potential side effects associated with mefloquine, following a parliamentary question on veteran mental health and su***de risk, the department stated.

https://youtu.be/HQtu_Fio90Q?si=2O6pEaH6FbjkqmLs (8-minute clip)

Paul Merton: Why Mefloquine (Lariam) Is Missed in ‘Mental Health’ Diagnoses On 1 December 2025, award-winning BBC Radio 4 broadcaster and Daily Mail columnist Jenni Murray speaks with Paul Merton in a strikingly honest and reflective...

Significant development in the 🇮🇪Irish Lariam (Mefloquine) cases.

After years of denial and legal battles, the Irish Government has now agreed to settle all outstanding cases brought by serving and former Defence Forces personnel over the use of the neurotoxic antimalarial drug Lariam.

According to the Dáil Éireann Written Answers (4 Nov 2025), the State Claims Agency confirmed:
• 39 cases remain pending, with engagement ongoing to reach a conclusion acceptable to all parties.
• The total amount paid to date for Lariam-related claims is €9,988,570.

Independent confirmation has also come from legal representatives handling dozens of these cases, who report that settlements have now been reached.

For many, this marks the end of a very long and painful journey, one that has taken years of persistence, evidence gathering, and public pressure to reach recognition and closure.

While no settlement can undo the harm caused, it does at least represent acknowledgment, some accountability, and validation for those who served honourably and were left to carry the consequences 🧠🪖

Full record here:
🔗 https://www.kildarestreet.com/wrans/?id=2025-11-04a.668&s=lariam .r

Justice delayed, but not denied.

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Day 22: The Final Mile: Completing 420 Miles in Memory of the Fallen After 22 days and 420 miles, the final chapter of has been written. The Special Poppy laid at the Cenotaph, London What began in the quiet of West Linton in the Scottish Borders Day 1…

420 of ***de concludes TODAY around 1300hours> at the Cenotaph in London.
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Day 21: Crossing 400 Miles in Memory of Military Su***de & a visit to the Police A visit to Hertfordshire Police Today’s leg took us 13.5 miles south from Welwyn Garden City to High Barnet Station, passing Hertfordshire landmarks, green spaces, and suburban streets. We began at…

http://lariamtab.com/2025/09/17/day-20-roche-closed-its-doors-but-the-truth-remains/

Day 20: Roche Closed Its Doors, But the Truth Remains Today’s journey took us from the haunting Sharpenhoe Clappers, past the ancient Iron Age Fort, across the rolling Chiltern Hills, and into Welwyn Garden City, finishing at Roche HQ, Falcon Way. Thi…

http://lariamtab.com/2025/09/16/day-19-10000-raised-and-less-than-50-miles-to-go/

Day 19: £10,000 Raised and Less Than 50 Miles to Go Day 19 of The Lariam Tab saw the team cover another 21 miles, taking us from Olney in Buckinghamshire to Sharpenhoe, north of Luton. With the finish line now just days away, spirits are high and th…

http://lariamtab.com/2025/09/15/day-18-walking-in-memory-of-leadership-and-loss/

Day 18: Walking in Memory of Leadership and Loss Major-General Alistair Duncan CBE DSO Today carried us 16.5 miles from Boughton Station to Olney, across Northamptonshire and into Buckinghamshire. Village of Olney It was a day marke…