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By colby101 | Jan 08, 2008

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antipsychotic medications

I have seen an increase in antipsychotic medications to treat children with various symptoms over anti-anxiety or mood stabilizing meds. Is this documented? How do you account for this? What are the most commonly prescribed antipsychotic meds given to children? THanks!

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