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A review highlights concerns about ibuprofen safety in children and adults, suggesting caution in its use.
To the Editor.— In his Letter-to-the-Editor1 in January 1991, Martin Lorin urges caution in the use of ibuprofen, citing his concerns that its safety has not been well-established. Ibuprofen has been available for use in children in the United Kingdom since 1972, and in Europe as a suspension since at least 1983. In the United States, nonprescription ibuprofen has been available since 1984 for treating fever in the adult population and in children 12 and older.
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