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Be Not Anxious…Is Medication Safe for Kids With Anxiety?
One of the greatest ongoing controversies in the fields of child psychiatry and pediatrics is the question of how safe SSRIs are in children, teens and young adults. The safety issue of greatest concern involves reported risks of SSRIs increasing suicidal thoughts during the first 30-60 days of treatment in persons under the age of 25.
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Posted in Anxiety Disorders, Controversies
Tagged ADHD, anxiety, black box warning, FDA, SSRIs, Stephen Grcevich MD, suicidal behavior
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