The goal of any ADHD medication is to help reduce your symptoms — no matter your age. With behavioral therapy and counseling, medication may make the symptoms of ADHD more manageable for children.

Medication can be a helpful tool for treating ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) symptoms in children. But medication can cause side effects. More common ADHD medication side effects ...

ADHD is the most common developmental disorder in childhood, affecting 5–8% of children worldwide.. Not all children and adolescents with ADHD need medication, particularly if they are ...

On Thursday, the CDC released new data showing that almost 15.5 million U.S. adults are living with ADHD. More than half of those individuals received their diagnosis in adulthood. That includes ...

You have options for treating your child’s ADHD.While some parents choose medication as part of the treatment plan, others decide not to use it. What works best for your child may be different ...

As ADHD medication use has surged in Sweden over the past decades, evidence is needed on whether the benefit of the ...

People with ADHD are more likely to smoke and vape, but a new study suggests earlier treatment and diagnosis could help with prevention. Skip to Main Content Manage alerts for this article ...

The conversation about ADHD treatment must move beyond the false dichotomy of “medication or nothing.” Parents deserve options that reflect the full complexity of their children’s needs.

A major review of evidence on ADHD treatment in adults has found stimulant drugs and one type of non-stimulant are the only effective treatments for reducing core symptoms in the short term.