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Parents will likely be stopped in their tracks when they learn that something as simple as an over-the-counter anti-motion sickness medication may mean an end to many of the academic and emotional struggles their children have been suffering through. While special education teachers have used counseling, visual aids and individualized instruction in the resource room to address learning disabilities and doctors have only treated ADHD with stimulants such as Concerta and Adderall – to th

Last year, there were 39.5 million prescriptions written for ADHD medication. According to new information, children on these drugs do no better than those who are never given these stimulants.According to one researcher, 95% of parents who were asked to try behavioral interventions - rather than drugs for their kids, did so. Sadly, 75% of parents who were given prescriptions for their children, did not.The dramatic increase in the use stimulant drugs appears to have been based on some bad sci

Do stimulant medications, often prescribed to treat attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, cause potentially dangerous genetic changes in children who take them?