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ADHD NEWS AND VIEWS

September 30, 2009

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Some kids can't escape their reputation

A child who has a reputation for being badly behaved may get treated that

way by teachers, even if their actions are fine, a new British study has

found. Read more>

This Week's NewsSee all ADHD news

Family doctors prescribe most mental health drugs

A new study has found that fifty nine percent of mental health prescriptions

are written by family doctors, not psychiatrists. Read more>

Tylenol recalls some children's meds

The makers of Tylenol have voluntarily recalled some types of children's

cold medicines as a precaution against possible contamination. Read more>

9 'mother's health rules' get an update

Should you clean your plate, avoid reading in the dark, and sit up straight?

Some experts say no. Read more>

Survey: Most parents won't have kids get H1N1 flu vaccine

A poll of 1,678 U.S. parents has found that only 40 percent said they would

get their children immunized against the H1N1 swine flu virus, compared to

more than 50 percent indicated they would get their kids vaccinated against

the regular seasonal flu. Read more>

9 tips for clinical trial volunteers

Experts say many patients can benefit from the supervised care and chance to

try a new medication. 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

Have you already come down with the cold or flu this season?

Your options are:

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News You Can Use

Yoga and ADHD

I just started to take a yoga class in my community and all the while I was

thinking, " Wow, this would be great for someone who has ADHD. " And I am not

the only one who has had the same thoughts. Research has just begun to take

a look at yoga as a treatment method for individuals who have ADHD,

particularly children. Read more>

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ADHD NEWS AND VIEWS

September 30, 2009

Exclusive savings on ADHD products and much, much more!

Some kids can't escape their reputation

A child who has a reputation for being badly behaved may get treated that

way by teachers, even if their actions are fine, a new British study has

found. Read more>

This Week's NewsSee all ADHD news

Family doctors prescribe most mental health drugs

A new study has found that fifty nine percent of mental health prescriptions

are written by family doctors, not psychiatrists. Read more>

Tylenol recalls some children's meds

The makers of Tylenol have voluntarily recalled some types of children's

cold medicines as a precaution against possible contamination. Read more>

9 'mother's health rules' get an update

Should you clean your plate, avoid reading in the dark, and sit up straight?

Some experts say no. Read more>

Survey: Most parents won't have kids get H1N1 flu vaccine

A poll of 1,678 U.S. parents has found that only 40 percent said they would

get their children immunized against the H1N1 swine flu virus, compared to

more than 50 percent indicated they would get their kids vaccinated against

the regular seasonal flu. Read more>

9 tips for clinical trial volunteers

Experts say many patients can benefit from the supervised care and chance to

try a new medication. 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

Have you already come down with the cold or flu this season?

Your options are:

Yes

No

News You Can Use

Yoga and ADHD

I just started to take a yoga class in my community and all the while I was

thinking, " Wow, this would be great for someone who has ADHD. " And I am not

the only one who has had the same thoughts. Research has just begun to take

a look at yoga as a treatment method for individuals who have ADHD,

particularly children. Read more>

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