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ADHD NEWS AND VIEWS

October 7, 2009

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ADHD linked to internet addiction

The fast pace of the online world may be particularly tempting for people

with ADHD, a new survey has found. Read more>

This Week's NewsSee all ADHD news

How to call in sick without losing your job

Experts discuss the best ways to call in sick without jeopardizing your job,

including how to make the call and which days of the week will arouse the

most suspicion if you consistently choose them to call in sick. Read more>

TV drug ads are increasing--and so are concerns

Pharmaceutical companies are spending more money on television drug ads than

ever before, but some patient advocates and doctors say the ads are damaging

to both patients and the healthcare system. Read more>

Mediterranean diet may ease depression

Spanish researchers have found that people who eat a Mediterranean diet rich

in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, fish, and nuts are less likely to

develop depression than people who don't consume this type of diet. Read

more>

Teens' social class may affect weight

A new study reveals how a teen's attitude toward diet, health and weight are

influenced by their social background. Read more>

Quiz of the Week

Quiz: Do You Have Adult ADHD?

Test your knowledge of Adult ADHD, and help determine if it's time to talk

to your doctor.

Today's Poll

Do you worry your child may be addicted to the internet?

Your options are:

Not at this point, no

Yes, my child shows signs of being addicted

I believe I show signs of being addicted!

News You Can Use

Interview with Howie Mandel

" ADHD is real, " says Howie Mandel, " It isn't just for hyperactive kids. When

people can identify their own ADHD symptoms and get help, their lives can

improve. " This is what Howie hopes to convey to others. Read more>

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