Heavily Processed and Dyed Foods May Have ADHD Links
The use of artificial coloring in food has increased by a factor of five in recent years, raising concerns over possible links to ADHD.
Tag Archives: ADHD
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Risperdal, Abilify Overprescribed to Foster Children for ADHD: Study
Researchers have found a disturbing trend where it appears that foster children and other disadvantaged youths are being prescribed antipsychotics at a high rate.
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ADHD Drugs May Increase Risk of Teen Weight Gain: Study
A new study finds that the use of ADHD drugs may be tied to increased weight in teen years.
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Tylenol Use While Pregnant Increases Risk of Child Having ADHD: Study
Use of Tylenol or other acetaminophen products during pregnancy may increase the risk of children developing ADHD, according to the findings of a new study.
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Auto Accident Risk Higher Among Drivers With ADHD: Study
A new study shows that people with ADHD are more likely to be involved in an accident if they are not on the proper medication.
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Antipsychotics May Help Children with ADHD, Aggression: Study
Risperdal may help moderate some aggressive behavior among children with ADHD, according to the findings of a new study.
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Drug Companies Manufactured ADHD “Epidemic”, According to Expert
The doctor who first pushed for wider recognition of ADHD says drug companies have hijacked his efforts, leading to massive overdiagnosis and overmedication.
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Ritalin, Daytrana Side Effects Linked to Long-Lasting Erection Problems
The FDA warns that some ADHD drugs, such as Ritalin and Daytrana, may cause a condition known as priapism, which involves potentially harmful, long-lasting erections.
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Pregnancy Steroid Injections Linked to Mental Health Problems for Premies
A new study has found a potential link between steroid use during pregnancy and behavioral problems in children.
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Misuse of ADHD Drugs, Other Stimulants Sending More Adults to ER
Among young adults, there have been a growing number of emergency room visits associated with misuse of stimulant drugs, such as Adderall and Ritalin.
