Vallon Pharmaceuticals Presents Positive Data from Pilot Intranasal Human Abuse Study of Its Investigational Abuse Deterrent Stimulant, ADAIR, at the American Professional Society of ADHD and Related Disorders (APSARD) Annual Meeting

Vallon Pharmaceuticals Inc., a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on the development of novel drugs for CNS disorders, today announced the presentation of positive data from a pilot study assessing human abuse liability for its investigational Abuse Deterrent Amphetamine Immediate Release (ADAIR).

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When Both a Child and Partner Have ADHD but You Don’t

A concerned mom from a family with two ADHD and two non-ADHD family members recently wrote to me about how confusing it is for her to support wildly different needs to keep her family happy and healthy…My own family has a similar construct. I don’t have ADHD. My husband does. My eldest child does. My…

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How to Survive Sunday Mass with an ADHD 6-Year-Old

A mom on a discussion forum posed an age-old question: How do I get through Mass despite my ADHD 6-year-old’s superpowers for creating catastrophic chaos?…Here is the method that worked for our family — and by “worked” I mean not only “no homicides” but an approach that eventually led to a young adult who exhibits…

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Campus Recreation Supports Mental Health

Over the past 30 years, student mental health issues have increased, and fitness and physical activity levels continue to fall. Campus recreation is positioned to address these trends because regular exercise improves mental health.

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Autism may share inherited variants with other psychiatric conditions

Some of the inherited variants implicated in autism also increase the odds of other conditions, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), according to a new study1. The results come from an international effort called the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium, which involves more than 800 scientists.

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5 Myths About ADHD

Some eagerly embrace myths about ADHD, making wild and inaccurate claims that hurt people with this very real condition. It’s time to put these myths to bed once and for all. Here’s what you need to know.

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