Researchers have found that ADHD medication alone is not as effective after 36 months and confirmed that stimulant medications slow growth in children with attention deficit disorder (ADD ADHD), among other findings.
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E-mail this page to a friendFollow-Up of Major Study Reports on ADHD Medication Effectiveness and Impact on GrowthResearchers have found that ADHD medication alone is not as effective after 36 months and confirmed that stimulant medications slow growth in children with attention deficit disorder (ADD ADHD), among other findings. |
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