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This article was created to clean up the flow of the article Olanzapine, which had a very lengthy list of AEs that were not discussed. This format has been agreed upon at the Wikipedia Pharmacology Project page, and has been applied in multiple other drug articles including the following (not authored by me):

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and many others that will come up in a search.

I would argue that as a general rule, an encyclopedia would not be expected to report on rare side-effects unless of enormous importance (e.g. neuroleptic malignant syndrome or agranulocytosis). JFW |  T@lk 22:20, 10 August 2014 (UTC) reply