Plastics chemical linked to ADHD, male hormones

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ADHD NEWS AND VIEWS

November 20, 2009

Phthalates linked to ADHD

Scientists say boys who had the highest phthalate levels also had the most

significant ADHD symptoms and the lowest test scores. Read more>

This Week's NewsSee all ADHD news

Plastics chemical may affect how boys play

races of a chemical found in everyday food products, plastics, soaps and

lotions may push young boys away from trucks and playful fighting. Read

more>

Nintendo Wii may provide actual exercise: study

A new study has found that interactive video games, such as the Nintendo

Wii, may be helping get Americans in shape. Read more>

Fight fair: Words may ease health impact of arguing

Couples who use cognitive words during an argument may be helping their own

and their partner's health, a new study has found. Read more>

, Google want more leeway for drug advertising

Drugmakers say the current FDA guidelines requiring both benefits and risks

of drugs on ads hampers advertising on the Internet given the space

constraints for ads on Web pages. Read more>

News You Can Use

Divorce rate is higher when women get sick

Women who receive a cancer or MS diagnosis are six times more likely to end

up separated or divorced than a male spouse who receives the same diagnosis,

a new study has found. Read more>

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