Drug therapy is effective for kids with A.D.H.D., and is linked with higher test scores on standardized tests. The NY Times reported the results of a recent study that lends clinical support to what some parents already know. Proper medication can lead to symptom reduction in kids with A.D.H.D. and consequently improve test scores.
Tara Parker-Pope wrote in the Times:
“Children with attention deficit problems make bigger academic gains if they are taking stimulant medications compared to similar kids who aren’t receiving drug therapy, a new study shows. (click for full article)”
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