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ADHD Prescriptions Are Up Tenfold, With The Wealthiest Kids Most Likely To Be Medicated
Children living in the lowest socioeconomic postcodes used to have the highest rates of ADHD prescriptions. But this has flipped, with kids from wealthier families now most likely to be prescribed.
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Medicines For Attention Deficiency Improve Alertness, Not Focus, Says New Study
Prescription medicines used to treat ADHD may be working by making one more alert and interested in tasks, rather than directly improving their ability to focus as was previously thought, a new study has found.
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ADHD Medicines Reduce Suicide, Crime Risks In Sweeping Study
ADHD is characterized by difficulties with concentration and impulse control. Roughly 5% of children and 2.5% of adults are estimated to have the condition, which is also associated with an increased risk of substance misuse and self-harm.
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Young Bankers In US Snorting ADHD Drugs To Get Through Gruelling 22-Hour Workdays
The use of stimulants, including medications like Adderall and Vyvanse, as well as high-caffeine energy drinks, is prevalent among young bankers.
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Saffron A Promising Herbal Medicine For Treating ADHD: Study
Saffron has long been used in traditional medicine around the world, and modern scientific study suggests that saffron could also have a role to play in treating people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
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ADHD Prescriptions Are Up Tenfold, With The Wealthiest Kids Most Likely To Be Medicated
Children living in the lowest socioeconomic postcodes used to have the highest rates of ADHD prescriptions. But this has flipped, with kids from wealthier families now most likely to be prescribed.
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Medicines For Attention Deficiency Improve Alertness, Not Focus, Says New Study
Prescription medicines used to treat ADHD may be working by making one more alert and interested in tasks, rather than directly improving their ability to focus as was previously thought, a new study has found.
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ADHD Medicines Reduce Suicide, Crime Risks In Sweeping Study
ADHD is characterized by difficulties with concentration and impulse control. Roughly 5% of children and 2.5% of adults are estimated to have the condition, which is also associated with an increased risk of substance misuse and self-harm.
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Young Bankers In US Snorting ADHD Drugs To Get Through Gruelling 22-Hour Workdays
The use of stimulants, including medications like Adderall and Vyvanse, as well as high-caffeine energy drinks, is prevalent among young bankers.
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Saffron A Promising Herbal Medicine For Treating ADHD: Study
Saffron has long been used in traditional medicine around the world, and modern scientific study suggests that saffron could also have a role to play in treating people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
