...For newbies, Study 329 was published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in 2001. It claimed that Paxil was good for treating depression in kids and that patients didn't suffer many adverse effects from taking the drug. The study, however, was one of the most corrupt I have ever seen in all of psychiatry--and that's saying something--and contained all sorts of jury-rigged data, hidden data and, yes, it was ghost written as well. That means many of the big name psych docs such as Martin Keller whose names were on the study didn't have much of an idea of the supporting data. The paper has been thoroughly discredited at this point, but has never been retracted by the journal...