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February 2009


New Drug May Treat Learning Disorders

Researchers are testing a medication that may help the brain overcome learning disorders.

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.

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.

New software works with Word to create a dyslexia-friendly spell-check.

 

 

Health Insurance Problems for Young Adults with ADD

No insurance may mean going without necessary ADHD medications.

No insurance may mean going without necessary ADHD medications.

 

 

The ADHD Eczema Connection

Children with the itchy skin rash eczema are more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD, a study says.

 

 

Study Suggests Meditation as a Viable ADHD Treatment

Research has shown that the practice of Transcendental Medication may help ADHD children manage stress, calm anxiety and improve focus.

 

 

Diagnosing Learning Disabilities with a P.C.

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

A Minnesota school helps their ADHD students stay focused with big, rubber bouncy balls.

 

 

State Considers Ban on Food Additives Linked to ADHD

Maryland may become the first state to require specific labeling for foods that include additives linked to ADHD.

 

 

Study Evaluates Effectiveness of Coaching for ADHD Students

A new study on personal coaching aims to scientifically prove the effectiveness of coaching techniques for ADHD students.

 

 

CHADD Offers Summer Camp Award Fund

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

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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