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ADHD NEWS AND VIEWS

September 2, 2009

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Accommodation question sparks debate

In Great Britain, kids who can document their attention-deficit

hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) at amusement parks can cut to the front of the

line. But some experts question the practice. Read more>

This Week's NewsSee all ADHD news

15 percent of preschoolers suffer depression, anxiety: study

Results from a new study suggest that 15 percent of preschoolers have signs

of depression and anxiety. Read more>

Multitasking may be bad for you

In the modern world, the ability to multitask can be a point of pride for

harried people, but experts say it may do more harm to productivity than

good. Read more>

Web-based psychotherapy can work

Online therapy with doctors and patients connecting in real time can be

effective, which may open the door for thousands of patients to get help,

experts say. Read more>

Seven secrets to successful caregiving

According to one non-profit organization, there are seven secrets to being a

successful caregiver. Read more>

Family issues translate into sick days at work

Employees juggling conflicts have higher absentee rate, research shows.

Read more>

Quiz of the Week

Quiz: ADHD and Related Conditions

How much do you know about the relationship between ADHD and anxiety,

Conduct disorder and other related conditions? Find out with this quiz!

Today's Poll

How do you feel about ADHD children being allowed to go to the front of a

line?

Your options are:

I think it's a kind thing to do, and I agree with it

I'd prefer that my child wait in line with others

I'm conflicted. It sounds nice, but I worry about the long-term message

I don't have an opinion

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