You can listen to a live Webcast and summit dealing with issues facing adults with ADHD on Thursday, December 4, 2009 at 12 noon. This summit is being hosted by HealthCentral, ADDA and McNeil Pediatrics.
I will be joining a number of experts in the field of ADHD to answer questions. HealthCentral will be selecting a few questions from our members to be addressed at the summit.
If you are interested in asking a question, please visit our "Ask a Question" section. When asking a question you...
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