treating ADHD in ADULTS

October 2004

You'll see a new emphasis on treating ADHD in ADULTS.

It's commonly thought that children will outgrow attention deficit hyperactivity disorder...but about 60% of them do not.

In fact, about 4% of adults have ADHD.

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Table of Contents

treating ADHD in ADULTS
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Gastroenterology Zelnorm (tegaserod) is now approved for chronic constipation
Neurology & Pain Cymbalta for neuropathic pain
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Women's Health polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
Supplements American ginseng and St. John's wort might DECREASE warfarin's anticoagulant effects
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Cholesterol "better" cholesterol tests
Pediatrics What is the best treatment for febrile seizures
increasing pressure for drug companies to register ALL their studies
Thyroid Disorders switch levothyroxine products