BMJ 2007;335:607 (22 September), doi:10.1136/bmj.39213.559317.DE
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Second generation antidepressants should remain an option for children and adolescents with depression or anxiety
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Research question Are second generation antidepressants associated with suicidal ideation or suicide attempts in children and adolescents with depression or anxiety?
Answer Yes, but the risk is small and statistically non-significant. In general, the benefits of these agents outweigh the risks.
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