Using atypicals for patients without psychosis: The strength of evidence varies with the diagnosis
Current Psychiatry. 2002 October;01(10):54-64
October 1, 2002|Psychiatry
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Dr. Londino reports that she serves as a consultant to Eli Lilly and Co.
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