Gabapentin documents raise concerns about off-label promotion and prescribing

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Anticonvulsant medications have been widely used for off-label indications. Court documents recently released in the USA suggest that some of the off-label use of the anticonvulsant gabapentin was driven by deceptive and illegal marketing practices. Reliable evidence is not available to support many of the off-label uses of gabapentin. Off-label use of medications can be beneficial, but clinicians and patients should be aware of the quality of evidence available to support such usage.

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Sweet, M. (2003). Gabapentin documents raise concerns about off-label promotion and prescribing. Australian Prescriber. Australian Government Publishing Service. https://doi.org/10.18773/austprescr.2003.010

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