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July 3, 2009

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Psychiatric News
Newspaper of the American Psychiatric Association

Editor: James P. Krajeski, M.D.

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FDA Advisors Back Additional Antipsychotics for Use in Teens
A multidisciplinary FDA advisory committee supports the efficacy of quetiapine, ziprasidone, and olanzapine for treating schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in
children and teens but still has safety concerns. READ MORE

Little Attention Given to Impact of Parental Depression on Children
The Institute of Medicine notes there are large gaps in knowledge about the effects of parental depression on children and a need for multigenerational approaches to care. READ MORE

Experts Call for New Ways to Collaborate With Pharma
Experts say that overlapping roles of psychiatrists�and the potential conflicts of interest that can arise�come with the territory of being a professional, but that these can be managed. READ MORE

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