MENOMINEE, MI— A substance found at Menominee Elementary School Monday that was initially thought to be fentanyl turned out to be ADHD medication. The Menominee Police Department says a baggie of an unknown substance was found and turned over to the School Resource Officer, who took it to the department for testing.

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that can make it harder to focus, control impulses, or stay organized.[1] It affects both men and women, and they may experience many of the same symptoms. But ADHD can look different in each sex.[2]

A childhood diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is linked to lower religious service attendance in adulthood, though it does not appear to diminish private religious practices like prayer. The decline in public religious participation is especially pronounced among Black and Asian American adults. The research was published in the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion.

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ADHD in older adults can often go unnoticed and symptoms can appear similar to signs of aging, memory problems, or dementia.

Adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder often struggle with choices that require weighing potential rewards against negative consequences. A new experiment reveals that a common stimulant medication improves these choices specifically by helping individuals pay more attention to the potential costs of their actions. The research was published in Psychological Medicine.

EP. 9: The Adherence Trap with Immediate-Release ADHD Boosters: Immediate-release booster doses ask patients with executive dysfunction to remember, calculate, and decide, often at the worst possible moment. The panel explains why this adherence trap undermines treatment. EP. 10: When to Add a Non-Stimulant for Adult ADHD: Non-stimulants play a growing, specific role in adult…

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The Background: Previous research has suggested that people with ADHD have higher rates of death than those without the condition. Until now, many of those studies lacked the detail needed to untangle why this might be the case. A recent meta-analysis of eight separate studies reported that ADHD roughly doubled the risk of death, and…

Children whose mothers had a recorded depression diagnosis around the time of pregnancy were slightly more likely to need special educational support in school, and those whose mothers were also prescribed antidepressants had a small additional increase in risk. However, the researchers could not rule out that this extra risk reflects more severe depression rather…