Study: Daytrana safe for long-term use
A study to test the long-term safety of the Daytrana patch showed
that the medication is effective for girls and boys for as long as
12 months. This study was designed to test the long-term safety of
the attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder medication and to see
if it worked better for boys or girls. At the end of the 12-month
study, researchers rated 83 percent of boys and girls "improved" or
�very much improved� at the end
of the study compared to week one.
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