ADHD News & Research for Professionals

Some Psychiatric Medications May Be Insufficiently Prescribed to U.S. Children, Study Says

The steady increase in diagnoses for psychiatric conditions among U.S. children has sparked some...

If a stimulant medication alone isn’t adequately managing a child’s ADHD-related executive function...

Recent research finds that teens with ADHD most commonly attribute their successes to “high effort”...

The Specialized Foundation runs a school-based mountain biking program designed to help children with...

A specially designed cognitive-behavioral program called ACCESS may help young adults with ADHD learn...

Patients taking antidepressants — as well as those taking herbal supplements to manage symptoms of...

A manufacturing issue, first identified in November, has caused a supply shortage of two forms of...

A recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that prescriptions...

The ninth version of the Test of Variables and Attention, known as TOVA, was recently cleared by the...

A study examining the connection between mental health issues in children and common physical...

A study suggests that instead of being one disorder with small variations, ADHD may actually be a...

A large Taiwanese study found that males with ADHD who were treated with stimulant medication were...

Delay discounting — or the tendency to choose immediate rewards over future ones — shares genetic...

A new adaptive video game, intended as a new treatment for pediatric ADHD, showed such positive...

A recent study concludes that fibromyalgia and ADHD may frequently co-occur — possibly resulting in...