Should You Try ADHD Medication? Parents' Treatment Decisions

“We Should Never Pull a Life-Saving Medication from a Child.”

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Pregnant women with ADHD who used methylphenidate or atomoxetine were not at higher risk for...

ADHD medication is a game-changer for many adults and children diagnosed with the condition. Hear...

Exposure to dexamphetamine and acetaminophen during pregnancy does not increase health risks in women...

ADHD medication use lowers risk of death by 19%, risk of overdose by 50%, and it reduces...

Stopping ADHD medication to join the military, especially while in high school, is a big decision...

Long-term exposure to ADHD medications may raise the risk of cardiovascular disease, according to a...

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ADHD treatment rates for children are surprisingly low, according to a new cross-sectional study of...

Low-income black children with ADHD were twice as likely to receive prescription medication when...

Four out of five youth diagnosed with ADHD were not being treated with medication, according to a...

Saying yes to medication is a complicated and nuanced decision for parents. But in most cases,...

A recent and noteworthy research review published in The New England Journal of Medicine summarized...