Awareness Month Aims to Set the Record Straight on ADHD

More Fire Than Water: A Short History of ADHD

What To Know About ADHD Coaching

Smaller Brain Regions Associated With ADHD, Conduct Disorder Symptoms in Adolescents

Do Diet and Nutrition Affect ADHD? Facts and Clinical Considerations

Issues Pertaining to Misuse of ADHD Prescription Medications

CBD Oil and ADHD Management: Too Big a Leap

Improving Medication Adherence in ADHD Lowers Risk for Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Conduct Disorder in Adulthood

UMD professors start ADHD counseling group

The Pivotal Role of Adults in Teen ADHD Care

Young Adulthood: Finding the Light at the End of the Tunnel

Helping Children Avoid Bullying

Too Much Time Online? Suggestions for Limiting Media Use

ADHD medication use increases over time, but variations exist

Study examines harmful effects of some food additives on children

What Science Says About Video Games and ADHD

Adult with ADHD? Finding the Right Help for Your New Diagnosis

Which Meds? New Research Points to a Difference in Stimulants for Adults, Children

Pregúntele al Experto—Special Ask the Expert in Spanish

ADHD may increase risk of Parkinson’s disease and similar disorders

Adderall shows adverse effects in students without ADHD

Differences in Efficacy and Tolerability of ADHD Medications Across Age Groups

When Stimulants and Opioid Medications Are Prescribed Together

Gambling and ADHD: What to Watch for When Rolling the Dice

CHADD Announces 2018 Young Scientists

ADHD Rates Rising Sharply in U.S. Kids

Similar changes in the brains of patients with ADHD and emotional instability

Exergaming can improve executive function in children with ADHD

Prepare Your Teen for Success in High School

Lighten Your Child’s Backpack Load

“What Does This Accommodation Look Like?”

Examining the association between television usage and ADHD: An analysis from the 2016 National Survey of Children’s Health

Your genes could make you more likely to crave marijuana, a new study finds

Mental health issues impacting millennials, baby boomers and just about everyone, new research shows