Comments? Antipsychotics and Kids

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The large article in the St. sburg Times on Florida kids being

prescribed antipsychotic drugs made its way into every major newspaper in

Florida and now is being noticed elsewhere.

http://www.sptimes.com/2007/07/29/Worldandnation/The__atypical__dilemm.shtml

The Star-Ledger of New Jersey, one of the nation's largest daily newspapers,

is commenting on the situation:

" The scrutiny given the widespread use of antipsychotics in children

continues. Earlier this year, a report about industry influence on doctor

prescribing habits in Minnesota illustrated the trend. Now, an investigation

by The St. sburg Times indicates the issue is, indeed, not confined to

any one locale, but in fact reflects what some say is a national trend. "

The Star-Ledger's blog is run by Ed Silverman is a prize-winning journalist

who has covered the pharmaceutical industry fofor the past 12 years.

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The large article in the St. sburg Times on Florida kids being

prescribed antipsychotic drugs made its way into every major newspaper in

Florida and now is being noticed elsewhere.

http://www.sptimes.com/2007/07/29/Worldandnation/The__atypical__dilemm.shtml

The Star-Ledger of New Jersey, one of the nation's largest daily newspapers,

is commenting on the situation:

" The scrutiny given the widespread use of antipsychotics in children

continues. Earlier this year, a report about industry influence on doctor

prescribing habits in Minnesota illustrated the trend. Now, an investigation

by The St. sburg Times indicates the issue is, indeed, not confined to

any one locale, but in fact reflects what some say is a national trend. "

The Star-Ledger's blog is run by Ed Silverman is a prize-winning journalist

who has covered the pharmaceutical industry fofor the past 12 years.

[Guest guest]

Your comments can be posted here:

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The large article in the St. sburg Times on Florida kids being

prescribed antipsychotic drugs made its way into every major newspaper in

Florida and now is being noticed elsewhere.

http://www.sptimes.com/2007/07/29/Worldandnation/The__atypical__dilemm.shtml

The Star-Ledger of New Jersey, one of the nation's largest daily newspapers,

is commenting on the situation:

" The scrutiny given the widespread use of antipsychotics in children

continues. Earlier this year, a report about industry influence on doctor

prescribing habits in Minnesota illustrated the trend. Now, an investigation

by The St. sburg Times indicates the issue is, indeed, not confined to

any one locale, but in fact reflects what some say is a national trend. "

The Star-Ledger's blog is run by Ed Silverman is a prize-winning journalist

who has covered the pharmaceutical industry fofor the past 12 years.

[Guest guest]

Your comments can be posted here:

http://tinyurl.com/2xn9fl

The large article in the St. sburg Times on Florida kids being

prescribed antipsychotic drugs made its way into every major newspaper in

Florida and now is being noticed elsewhere.

http://www.sptimes.com/2007/07/29/Worldandnation/The__atypical__dilemm.shtml

The Star-Ledger of New Jersey, one of the nation's largest daily newspapers,

is commenting on the situation:

" The scrutiny given the widespread use of antipsychotics in children

continues. Earlier this year, a report about industry influence on doctor

prescribing habits in Minnesota illustrated the trend. Now, an investigation

by The St. sburg Times indicates the issue is, indeed, not confined to

any one locale, but in fact reflects what some say is a national trend. "

The Star-Ledger's blog is run by Ed Silverman is a prize-winning journalist

who has covered the pharmaceutical industry fofor the past 12 years.