ADHD News
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Inattention, Not Hyperactivity, Linked to Academic Failure
Hyperactivity may be a cause of classroom drama when ADHD patients are young, but a new study suggests that inattention is the biggest hurdle to academic success. Read Summary > -
Nearly 1 in 10 Kids Diagnosed With ADHD: Study
According to a new survey, nearly 1 in 10 children in the United States have been diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Read Summary > -
Spelling, Grammar Problems May Plague ADHD Kids: Study
Kids who have ADHD may be more likely to have poor spelling and grammar skills than their healthy peers, a new study has found. Read Summary > -
ADHD, Autism May Occasionally Share Genetic Mutations
A new gene study may reveal why some people with ADHD share symptoms with autism and other neuropsychiatric disorders. Read Summary > -
Bedtime Routine Linked to ADHD Behaviors
Children who don't have a regular bedtime routine may be more likely to show ADHD behaviors, a new study suggests. Read Summary > -
Severe ADHD Lowers Child's Quality of Life
Kids who have the most severe symptoms of ADHD tend to have the lowest quality of life, U.S. researchers suggest. Read Summary > -
ADHD Kids Less Adept at Crossing the Street: Study
Kids who have ADHD may face greater risks crossing the street, a new study suggests. Read Summary > -
Caffeinated Drinks May Help Ease Some ADHD Symptoms: Experts
No studies have been conducted yet, but some experts say that caffeinated drinks such as tea may work similarly to stimulant medications. Read Summary >
