From Efficacy to Non-Efficacy: Lessons from Pediatric Fluoxetine Trials
Modern studies find that fluoxetine has lost its efficacy for children and can now be considered clinically equivalent to placebo.

Modern studies find that fluoxetine has lost its efficacy for children and can now be considered clinically equivalent to placebo.

Modern studies find that fluoxetine has lost its efficacy for children and can now be considered clinically equivalent to placebo.
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Modern studies find that fluoxetine has lost its efficacy for children and can now be considered clinically equivalent to placebo.
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