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Marijuana Rescheduling by DEA: Impact on People with ADHD

A marijuana rescheduling proposal by the DEA to make it a less regulated Schedule III drug will make it more accessible and could increase risks of substance use disorder in people with ADHD.

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ADHD Medication Shortage: FTC, HHS Request for Information Update

The ADHD medication shortage has drawn comments and testimony from impacted patients taking stimulants via the FTC and HHS requests for information.

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ADHD Symptoms in Children Missed by Clinicians Before Diagnosis

ADHD symptoms in children are missed by clinicians up to two years before diagnosis due to a lack of physician training and guidelines.

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DSM-5 Flaws, Treating Bipolar & Substance Use Disorder: Top ADHD Articles

DSM-5 flaws, new treatments for bipolar and substance use disorder, prenatal risk factors of ADHD. And more essential expert articles of 2023.

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ADHD Medication Helps Prevent Drunk Driving, Unprotected Sex, Unplanned Pregnancy

Teens taking prescribed ADHD medication are less likely to experience risky behaviors like drunk driving, unprotected sex, and unplanned pregnancy.

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