Clonidine For Kids With Adhd
This is a study to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of two medicines--clonidine and methylphenidate--alone or in combination to treat preschoolers who have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. This national study is currently recruiting patients.
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ADHD Symptoms Series: Impulsivity
Parents who have a child having ADHD symptoms could probably fill a book with stories of how their child acted impulsively. I can still... Read more »
Do Kids with ADHD Ever Grow Out of It?
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ECGs May Help Prevent Deaths in ADHD Kids
A new study suggests that giving ECGs to children who are taking stimulant medications may save 13 children's lives out of every 400,000 screened.... Read more »
Medication Breaks May Allow ADHD Kids to Catch Up to Tall Peer...
A new study suggests the risk of stunted growth from stimulant medications is relatively minimal, and that "medication vacations" can help prevent... Read more »
Training Parents, Not Kids, May Improve ADHD Kids' Conduct: Re...
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Most ADHD Kids Have Other Conditions Too
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Kids With ADHD More Likely to Abuse Drugs: Study
Children who have ADHD are up to three times more likely to use drugs such as nicotine, cocaine, and marijuana during their teens and early adulthood... Read more »
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