Antiemetic use and outcomes vary widely for this group of patients
Overall rate of exposure for children aged 6 to 12 years up by 53.8 percent; >300 percent increase in exposure linked to self-harm, suicidal intent
Asian, Hispanic, and Black children less likely to be prescribed medication early compared with White children
Findings seen in as little as one month of treatment through 18 months of treatment
However, disparities exist among cancer survivors by race and health coverage
Treatment linked to reduced rates of first occurrence of suicidal behaviors, substance misuse, transport accidents, criminality
Event rates were lower during oseltamivir-treated influenza periods and posttreatment periods vs. untreated influenza
However, nonmedical use decreased over time
Verified six-month continuous abstinence rate 9.6 percent in NRT group and 28.4 percent in VNP group
Those with remission at preadolescence have lower lifetime use of antipsychotics and intensive mental health interventions