The images show the difference in gray matter volume (red) between children who get enough sleep, and those who do not.

Children Need Adequate Sleep for Their Brains

Parents, listen up: adequate sleep for children can make the difference between a well-functioning child and one beset with myriad problems. Researchers say elementary school-age…

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Pregnant? Take Enough Vitamin D!

Making sure to take enough Vitamin D, known as the “sunshine vitamin” can help prevent ADHD in your new child. Researchers found Vitamin D deficiency in pregnancy can raise the risk of ADHD in the developing baby.

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Diet is Key in ADHD

“Eating a healthy diet, including fruits and vegetables, may be one way to reduce some of the symptoms of ADHD.”

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Study: Vitamins & Minerals Help Kids with ADHD, Emotional Disregulation

The micronutrient formula, consisting of all known vitamins and essential minerals, was administered for eight weeks.

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FDA-Approved, Non-Drug Treatment for ADHD

Neuroimaging studies have shown that eTNS increases activity in the brain regions that are known to be important in regulating attention, emotion and behavior.

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Israeli Study Finds Long-Term Consequences of Mild Head Injury in Children are Underdiagnosed

“One in four children who have suffered a minor head injury is liable to suffer from chronic post-concussion syndrome — sometimes misdiagnosed as ADHD.”

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The World Federation of ADHD International Consensus Statement: 208 Evidence-Based Conclusions About ADHD

A meta-analysis of seven large studies found no evidence of an association between sugar consumption and ADHD in youth.

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Helping ADHD Kids Cope with COVID-19 Changes

Going to school these days means learning to use new technology to attend virtual classes or being there “in person” with many new rules.

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More Kids Visiting ERs for Suicidal Thoughts, Self-Harm

A new report published by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warns there’s been a significant increase in the number of emergency…

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Executive function deficits in childhood linked to increased aggression in teens

The findings suggest that helping children increase their executive function – self-regulation, planning and mental control – could reduce their aggression.

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