Military service has transgenerational impact, study shows

A study in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (JAACAP) reports that while children of veterans’ families possess several socioeconomic advantages, including higher familial income, health insurance, and married caregivers, they also have higher rates of clinically recognized externalizing behavioral disorders, including ADHD and conduct problems, and adverse childhood experiences.

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Attention Magazine February 2022 – CHADD

Awkward in Social Situations? Ten Tips to Help – Key Challenges for Youth with ADHD During the Pandemic – Peer Support for Retirees with ADHD – As He Enters Retirement, Russell Barkley Looks Back – Challenges in ADHD Care for Children of Color PART TWO – ADHD and Divorce…

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Pediatric Patients With ADHD Show No Dual-Task Deficits

New data shows pediatric patients with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) do not suffer from dual-task performance deficits for functions like walking and texting compared to a healthy control group. A team, led by Tal Krasovsky, Department of Physical Therapy, University of Haifa Pediatric Rehabilitation Department, Sheba Medical Center, evaluated texting and walking performances between pediatric…

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“Scary easy. Sketchy as hell.”: How startups are pushing Adderall on TikTok

Nick C., a 25-year-old food service worker who lives in western Iowa, remembers coming across TikTok influencer Connor DeWolfe’s videos about a year ago. They showed up on his For You feed, which is effectively TikTok’s homepage. Almost all of DeWolfe’s videos were about attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD. Nick recognized some of the symptoms described…

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