April 10th 2024
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Boy With Extraordinarily High Blood Lead Levels
September 1st 2008A 9-year-old asymptomatic boy was referred to our tertiary care facility with a blood lead level (BLL) of 59 μg/dL. A diagnosis of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which was managed with amphetamine/dextroamphetamine, had been made when the patient was 6 years old.
APA: Co-Morbid ADHD in Bipolar Adults May Respond To Non-Stimulants
May 24th 2007SAN DIEGO -- When attention deficit hyperactivity disorder meets bipolar disorder in an adult, the diagnosis is hard and the course is poorly understood but the co-morbidity appears to exacerbate matters, researchers said here.
USPSYCH: Daily Coaching and Professional Organizers May Help With ADHD
November 22nd 2006NEW ORLEANS -- Although pharmacological treatments are the mainstay of therapy for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in adults, psychosocial treatments can be a useful adjunct and improve patients' quality of life.
USPSych: ADHD In Teens and Adults: A Different Disease With Sterner Consequences
November 17th 2006NEW ORLEANS -- Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), often thought of as a condition of childhood, may persist into adolescence and adulthood, causing serious life problems, investigators said here.
AACAP: Investigational Pediatric ADHD Agent Aims at Reduced Abuse Potential
October 31st 2006SAN DIEGO -- An investigational d-amphetamine prodrug appears to be effective in treating pediatric attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, with the goal of less abuse potential than amphetamines, researchers said.