ADHD Is Punished in Schools. How Teachers Can Flip the Script
Excessive squirming and fidgeting. Difficulty paying attention. A tendency to act impulsively and make careless mistakes. Trouble acting cooperatively. These hallmark symptoms of childhood ADHD run counter to behavior that teachers welcome in their classrooms.
Read MoreAutism, A.D.H.D., Anxiety: Can a Diagnosis Make You Better?
As our diagnostic categories expand to include ever milder versions of disease, researchers propose that the act of naming a malady can itself bring relief.
Read MoreAllergic Rhinitis, Hearing Loss Linked to ADHD in Children
THURSDAY, Oct. 2, 2025 (HealthDay News) — Hearing loss and allergic rhinitis are associated with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), with a stronger association seen in patients with both conditions than either one alone, according to a study published online Sept. 12 in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.
Read MoreHow ADHD Became an Adult Disorder
Millions of grown-ups are now being diagnosed with what was once thought to be a childhood condition: attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. What did health-care providers miss? And how do you know if you’re affected?
Read MoreTips to help kids with ADHD thrive in and out of the classroom
ABC News parenting reporter Bethany Braun-Silva shares tools to help kids with unique brains thrive.
Read MoreNorwalk marks ADHD Awareness Month with library event, official proclamations
NORWALK, Conn. — City officials, educators, and community leaders gathered Thursday morning at the Norwalk Public Library to recognize October as ADHD Awareness Month. Jeff Spahr, who works with families and adults with ADHD, opened the program by stressing the importance of acceptance.
Read MoreCesar Ochoa-Lubinoff, MD, discusses practical strategies for ADHD care in the primary care setting
Pediatricians can use structured visits, rating scales, and AAP guidelines to improve ADHD diagnosis, follow-up, and care coordination.
Read MorePostpartum Distress in Women With ADHD: Risks, Recognition, and Evidence-Based Management (Commentary)
This article explores the challenges of postpartum distress in women with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), highlighting how symptoms and psychiatric comorbidities can intensify during pregnancy and the postpartum period. It reviews current evidence, treatment considerations, and strategies to support maternal mental health and infant well-being.
Read MoreWhy a study claiming vaccines cause chronic illness is severely flawed – a biostatistician explains the biases and unsupported conclusions
At a Senate hearing on Sept. 9, 2025, on the corruption of science, witnesses presented an unpublished study that made a big assertion. They claimed that the study, soon to be featured in a highly publicized film called “An Inconvenient Study,” expected out in early October 2025, provides landmark evidence that vaccines raise the risk…
Read MoreStudy reveals genetic and developmental differences in people with earlier versus later autism diagnosis
Researchers find different genetic profiles related to two trajectories that autistic children tend to follow. One is linked to early diagnosis and communication difficulties in infancy. The other is linked to later diagnosis, increased social and behavioral difficulties in adolescence, and higher rates of conditions like ADHD, depression, and PTSD.
Read MoreIndividualized Sleep Adaptations Benefit Children With ADHD
Children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and sleep difficulties emphasized the importance of behavioral and environmental adaptations in improving their ability to fall asleep, according to a study published online in BMC Pediatrics.
Read MoreStudy links chronic illness in children to greater household food insecurity
Food insecurity is more common among children with a chronic medical condition than those without one, a new study suggests. The prevalence of food insecurity remained higher in this group even after adjusting for key family and household characteristics, including income, education and employment status, according to the Michigan Medicine-led research in JAMA Network Open.
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