This blog category contains posts related to ADHD research and other reports in the news.
The e-mail had me at the subject message: “about translating your book into Turkish.” Six months later, the Turkish version of Is It You, Me, or Adult A.D.D.? is almost ready to meet the public.
People often ask me if neurofeedback is an effective treatment for ADHD. Given that the expert consensus is “maybe” or “sometimes,” I try to answer along those lines, pointing out that many factors should be
A quick note to let you know that my book, Is It You, Me, or Adult A.D.D.?, is available as a download from Amazon.com for Kindle devices and Kindle applications for iPads, iPhones, PCs, and
Can you treat ADHD with diet? It’s a question parents, researchers, and professionals have debated for years. A recent study explores the impact of a “few foods diet’ on children with ADHD, showing promising results
. Scientists at Cardiff University say a new study has uncovered a direct genetic link between children diagnosed with ADHD, which they hope will reduce the stigma associated with the disorder. Researchers found that
The New York Times Silicon Valley technology reporter Matt Richtel won a Pulitzer Prize for his series “Driving While Distracted” without ever mentioning ADHD. How does that happen? I congratulate him on the Putlizer. Yet,
What is ADHD Cyber Command? My husband suggested it. As a military-technology buff, he saw links between our National Cyber Command and the machine-gun-rapid firing emanating from my office. Let me explain. For at least
Do you ever read news stories that raise giant red flags of ADHD—yet never mention it by name? I just read two such stories. They flooded my mind with remembrances of the thousands of posts
Pressured by Congress to crack down on performance-enhancing drugs and “false claims of A.D.D.,” Major League Baseball is pleased to report that the number of exemptions for ADHD medications are tapering off. Is this really
Are you confident that you can watch the road while texting—and have ADHD? In fact, the research might say otherwise—even if you do not have ADHD. Gauge Your Distraction How about taking a spin behind
