Age-stratified reporting patterns of medications and suicide-related events in FAERS
BackgroundRecent studies have demonstrated that multiple commonly prescribed medications are associated with suicide-related events. However, existing research lacks stratified statistical analysis between minors and adults, potentially obscuring age-specific risks.ObjectivesTo conduct a descriptive assessment of reporting patterns across different age groups.MethodsUsing the Reporting Odds Ratio…
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