Fluid intelligence, the ability to solve new problems, is a mental ability often impaired in people with ADHD. New research suggests that it can be improved through working memory training.

Medication errors can have consequences for a child's social, academic, and physical functioning, but a new study suggests that when kids are involved in medication administration, fewer errors are made.

A recent study suggests a link between iron deficiencies and behavioral symptoms in children with ADHD, but found no such connection with cognitive symptoms.

The American Heart Association issued a scientific statement recommending that children be screened for heart disease before being prescribed stimulant medication.

Special Education is target missed by most schools that fail to pass AYP assessments.

A report from the Children's Society in Britain shows the number of adolescents suffering from emotional or behavioral problems doubled between 1974 and 1999.

Researchers from the Netherlands have found that medication in adults with ADHD leads to better driving ability.

A recent study found that six out of 10 children diagnosed with idiopathic intracranial hypertension were first diagnosed with an attention or concentration disorder.

A new study suggests that Dyslexia stems from different brain abnormalities in English speakers than it does in Chinese speakers.

Researchers suggest poor sleep may lead to functioning deficits in children and their families.

The use of cannabis as an adolescent or young adult may lead to increased ADHD symptoms at age 25.

A recent study concluded that only a small portion of children diagnosed with ADHD become well-adjusted teenagers.

States are updating their secondary transition efforts, thanks to a recent review by the Department of Education.