This study was motivated by observational data that linked physical activity with reduced risk for Parkinson disease and a reduction in cognitive decline progression.
This retrospective EHR review aimed to evaluate the frequency of reported ADHD symptom improvement and adverse effects associated with these medication classes when used as initial therapy in preschool-age children.
Adolescent patients with bipolar disorder are at a uniquely vulnerable period in their lives, which presents challenges in treatment. What are some of their experiences and risks that medical professionals should be looking out for and communicating to parents?
This study aimed to investigate associations between attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and occupational outcomes, and to examine the influence of educational attainment, comorbid developmental disorders, and intellectual disability on these associations.
The approval was based on data from an extensive development program that included four phase 3 studies involving more than 1000 patients 6 to 17 years of age with ADHD.
The researchers’ goal was to study the frequency of electronic media usage by preschool children and the risks of high-dose e-media use on young children’s psychosocial well-being.
To evaluate whether patients with isolated dystonia are at an increased risk for suicidal behavior, researchers administered an anonymous electronic survey.
Study researchers sought to address the gap in research regarding the association between poor sleep and executive function in children with ASD, ADHD, or typical development
