As prescriptions for stimulants to treat ADHD increased, so did pharma payments to doctors, study finds
In a five-year period, 1 in 18 physicians appears to have received payments for stimulants, most typically high-frequency, low-dollar payments in the form of food or beverage, according to a study published in JAMA Pediatrics.
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