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Drugs. Researchers propose to "hear" children

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Briefings

A study suggests that administering questionnaires to children can be useful for modifying therapeutic outcomes, such as adjusting medication doses or suspending/reintroducing drugs, by helping to understand how symptoms affect the children. The evidence comes from a single sentence describing the potential utility of this method in clinical settings.

Key points

• Questionnaires administered to children may help clinicians adjust medication doses or suspend/reintroduce drugs based on symptom impact.

Context

This finding addresses the challenge of assessing a child's response to treatment, offering a potential tool for personalized therapy adjustments.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single sentence describing potential utility; no specific study design, sample size, or statistical results are provided.

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