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Reviewing alternative therapies for ADHD

Reviewing alternative therapies for ADHD

(New York Times) UPDATED 2008-06-17

This article looks at the scientific support for alternative treatments for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, including special diets and nutritional supplements. The article also includes a link to a group of pediatricians who offer alternative treatments and a review of studies on the effect sugar and food colorings may have on kids' behavior. A video feature highlights interviews with nine children and adults with ADHD. Read full story >

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