Below are images of the warning letter regarding prescribing information for the use of Effexor in children and adolescents. It was sent by Wyeth to health care professionals on August 22, 2003. You may click on each image to see a larger version.
Wyeth letter, page 1:
Wyeth letter, page 2:
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