>> are we putting our kids in danger? some of the reports and out of "the wall street journal" as well examined the idea so many of these weren't meant for young people and kids and necessarily tested on young people and kids. do we not know the effect some of these prescription drugs are going to be having long term on our kids? >> i think you're right. we don't have enough studies in children that will tell us long-term effects of medications. that's why if you do land on medicine as your treatment option and modality, you need to build a tight relationship with that treating physician so you're able to go back and forth almost on a daily basis with some of my patients. when i start them on medicine, i'm constantly in contact with parents, with teachers, whoever is part of that team so we're tracking it tightly. that's the key because we don't have a lot of information on these kids and meds. >> i certainly don't want to attack the integrity of so many