February 2009
New Drug May Treat Learning Disorders
Researchers are testing a medication that may help the brain overcome learning disorders.
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Wednesday, 25 February
Researchers are testing a medication that may help the brain overcome learning disorders.
Drug Maker Shire Expands to Europe
The maker of Vyvanse has a new presence in European markets.
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Monday, 23 February
The maker of Vyvanse has a new presence in European markets.
Spell-Checking Program for Dyslexia
New software works with Word to create a dyslexia-friendly spell-check.
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Friday, 20 February
New software works with Word to create a dyslexia-friendly spell-check.
The ADHD Eczema Connection
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ADDitude Editors
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Wednesday, 18 February
Children with the itchy skin rash eczema are more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD, a study says.
Diagnosing Learning Disabilities with a P.C.
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ADDitude Editors
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Friday, 13 February
A neuroscience company has developed a portable computing device that can detect learning disabilities in children by measuring electrical activity in the brain.
ADHD Students: Get on the Ball
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ADDitude Editors
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Thursday, 12 February
A Minnesota school helps their ADHD students stay focused with big, rubber bouncy balls.
CHADD Offers Summer Camp Award Fund
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ADDitude Editors
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Friday, 06 February
CHADD’s Summer Camp Awards program offers financial help for families who want to send their ADHD children to summer camp.
Mouse Study Suggests Ritalin May Be Addictive
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ADDitude Editors
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Thursday, 05 February
A study on the popular ADHD drug, Ritalin, showed that the drug caused changes in the brain cells of mice similar to those seen with cocaine.
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