April 2009
Meds Help ADHD Students Perform Better Children on ADHD medications average better grades on tests than those who don't take meds.
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: Test Taking for ADHD Students
: ADHD in Elementary School
: ADHD in High School
: ADHD in Middle School
: ADHD Medication and Children
: ADHD Stimulant Medications
Prenatal Exposure to Smoke Increases ADHD Risk Research shows both maternal and paternal smoke has effect on ADHD risk for child.
ADHD Children Process Language More Slowly New study indicates a difference in language comprehension speed--but not accuracy--in ADHD children.
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: Reading Learning Disabilities
: For Teachers of ADHD Children
: Accommodations for ADHD Students
Behavioral Interventions On Par with Medication Analysis of studies shows behavioral treatments are as effective as meds for ADHD children.
Proposed Legislation for More Children's Health Professionals New bill would provide additional educational funding for child and adolescent psychiatrists.
Lose Weight by Treating ADHD Symptoms New research shows that controlling symptoms can improve weight-loss success.
Researchers tested a comparable, lower-cost medication for the treatment of ADHD in developing countries.
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