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Categories ADHD, Blogs, Medication: Best Meds, Q&A

My brother is 16 and he has ADHD. What is the right starting dose for medication?

It is usually better to start low and increase until no additional benefits or side-effects. Weight can be used to determine maximum dose, 2mg/kg for methylphenidate...

October 15, 2007August 9, 2017
Categories Bipolar Disorder, Blogs, Depression, HIGHLIGHTS, Medication: Best Meds, Q&A, Thyroid, Women's Issues

How can I prevent recurrence of depression and what do I do if the depression does come back?

Depression runs in my family and I've been on the same medicine for a while with no episodes of depression.  About two weeks ago I...

October 13, 2007
Categories ADHD, Blogs

Behavioral Treatment for ADHD in Preschoolers

Brain functioning is genetically variable (polymorphic) and has plasticity – adaptability to conditions and experience.  When you learn a new skill  or habit – at...

September 6, 2007
Categories ADHD, Blogs, HIGHLIGHTS

Only 1/3 of ADHD Kids are Being Consistently Treated: Why are we not taking better care of our greatest resource?

A study of 3,000 randomly selected kids ages 8-15 was funded by the National Institute of Health (with no pharmaceutical company support).  The main author...

September 6, 2007
Categories ADHD, Blogs, HIGHLIGHTS

What Is ADHD and What Causes It?

ADHD is a personality type that is determined mainly by genetics.  Survival of the group is enhanced by variability of its members.  We wouldn't want everyone...

August 5, 2007August 9, 2017
Categories ADHD, Blogs, Medication: Best Meds, Medication: How They Work

Vyvanse: New Treatment for ADHD

 Vyvanse, the new ADHD medicine, has a unique prodrug delivery system developed to prevent abuse.  In addition to marked reduced abuse and misuse, studies have shown...

July 16, 2007
Categories Addiction, Blogs

Pictures of Addiction

These scans looking down on the brain are measuring dopamine activity in the nucleus accumbens and reflect levels of interest, drive and motivation. A recent...

June 23, 2007August 9, 2017
Categories Addiction, Blogs

Are You Prone To Addiction?

One of the major themes of this year's APA was the neurobiological basis of addictions.  First it was schizophrenia, then manic and depressive disorders, then...

June 22, 2007
Categories Blogs, In the Media, Medication: Why Meds?, Postpartum Psychosis, Women's Issues

Brooke Shields, John Nash, and the national APA meeting

Two thunderous standing ovations highlighted this year's APA meeting. They were as different as you could imagine. An intimate conversation with Brooke Shields about her...

June 9, 2007
Categories Blogs, Depression, Medication: Best Meds, Medication: Side Effects, Thyroid, Women's Issues

Say Goodbye To The Pill Ladies

I am now completely against birth control pills. I’m also against hormone replacement with oral estradiol. Estradiol (in every birth control pill) taken by mouth...

April 28, 2007

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