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Antidepressant does not treat GI pain in children: study

(HealthScout) UPDATED 2009-10-01

The antidepressant Elavil does not treat painful gastrointestinal problems in children, new research suggests, in a finding that contradicts previous studies that found the drug helped these symptoms in adults. Read full story >

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Antidepressant does not treat GI pain in children: study

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