Evidence-based research is at the foundation of CHADD's efforts to
improve the lives of individuals affected by ADHD. CHADD is committed to
supporting researchers who study the many facets of ADHD. Researchers
often seek human subjects to participate in these studies as they learn
more about ADHD's diagnosis, treatment, and its implications across the
lifespan for children, adults and families.
As a service to CHADD members and the general public, CHADD is happy
to provide this list for those who wish to participate in a research
study. This list is not a comprehensive list of all
studies. In each case, the researcher conducting the study
has requested to be listed here, and the studies listed have been
approved by CHADD's Professional Advisory Board.
To learn more about participating in research studies and clinical trials see The Center for Information and Study on Clinical Research Participation (CISCRP)'s Education Center, or FDA 101: Clinical Trials and Institutional Review Boards.