Most anti-depressants don’t work on kids and teens, study finds
The vast majority of antidepressants given to kids and teens are ineffective and potentially dangerous, according to a new study in The Lancet. Of 14 regularly prescribed drugs, only one — Prozac — proved effective enough to justify giving to children and teens, the researchers found. If medications are given at all, Prozac should be the drug of choice, the study concluded. Click here to read the story on STATnews.com “No one should be on any other antidepressant, and I think
