Two-year data in children with ADHD show little evidence of growth or psychiatric effects with methylphenidate, while blood pressure and pulse changes underscore the need for monitoring.

What's it like having ADHD when you are 11 years old and are expected to get on with your schoolwork just like everyone else? Some people claim that ADHD is a modern invention and that too many people ...

The transition from high school to college is transformative — and tricky. During this time, many people discover their passion, forge a career path, and develop friendships to last a lifetime. In ...

Incoming college freshmen with ADHD encounter a perfect storm of newfound freedom, fun, and friends that collides with increased academic and cognitive demands. Students are expected to transition to ...

Disparities in ADHD care show that girls and minority youth face longer wait times for treatment initiation following a diagnosis.

The majority of parents of college-bound students are understandably concerned about what the transition will be like for both their children and themselves. Perhaps you’re a parent reading this, and ...

Myth: If You're Not Bouncing Off the Walls, It's Not ADHD Hyperactivity, impulsivity, can't-sit-still energy. These are all words typically associated with ADHD. Women, on the other hand, are more ...

This post is in response to Do I "Wiki-Meet" Diagnostic Criteria for ADHD? By David D. Nowell Ph.D. A recent blog asked for information about how clinicians might go about diagnosing Attention Deficit ...

Steve Adubato is joined by Melanie Bieber and Ralph Pacifico, authors of "Aaron Daniel Henry Davis: Just Another Day at School," to address the needs of students living with ADHD and how parents and ...

You’ve heard about ADHD in children, and you even recognize how important it is for kids’ and their families to spot and acknowledge it so they can better thrive in play, school and home. But what ...