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A Boatload of New Data on Stimulants and Cardiac Events

In 2006, an FDA panel recommended all manufacturers of stimulants to add a “black box” warning about an increased risk of “serious cardiovascular events.”

Are Clinical Scales Useful for Adult ADHD?

Patients often come into my office to be “tested for ADHD,” and I explain to them that the diagnosis depends on a thorough clinical interview. Nonetheless, rating scales can be useful.

The Value of an ADHD Diagnosis

A Patient’s Perspective

Research Update

Is Intuniv (guanfacine XR) effective for ADHD?

FDA orders consumer medication guides for stimulants.

Expert QA

Stimulants: The Case for Caution

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