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Optimizing Your Virtual Platform Without Messing it Up
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The self medication debate returns
Our dogmatic attitude of "just say no" has been both counter-productive and ignorant. But that doesn't mean our best-and-brightest need to risk poisoning themselves for what may be just a placebo...
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The worst word in the medical lexicon
If ADHD, with its gifts, is a "disorder," what about every other mental or physical condition marking the "gifted?" My experience with life indicates our society sees nearly all who are gifted as...
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End the spectre of science for sale
If the law and regulations are not being violated, if only ethics are involved, then science for sale becomes standard practice.
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The full cost of ADHD includes ignorance
The bottom line is that until we stop treating ADHD as a disability, seeing it as the mixed blessing it in fact is, and stop stigmatizing those with ADHD, instead celebrating our accomplishments,...
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Herb does not ease ADHD
Taking St. John's Wort for ADHD is no better than a placebo.
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ADHD heart warning should be no big deal
Simple tests, including an ECG, can detect most causes of possible trouble, but parents won't ask for them without reason. ADHD is a good reason, because stimulants raise blood pressure.
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See the mind in action for good or ill
The secret, scientists at NIMH say, is that areas of the brain dealing with socialization, everything you learned in kindergarten, develop late in ADHD kids. But they usually do develop, which is...
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Ambidextrousness linked with ADHD and dyslexia
The Imperial College study looked at records of 8,000 children in Finland who write with both hands, and said they were twice as likely to be having academic problems at 7 or 8, and twice as...
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The self medication debate returns
Our dogmatic attitude of "just say no" has been both counter-productive and ignorant. But that doesn't mean our best-and-brightest need to risk poisoning themselves for what may be just a placebo...
-
The worst word in the medical lexicon
If ADHD, with its gifts, is a "disorder," what about every other mental or physical condition marking the "gifted?" My experience with life indicates our society sees nearly all who are gifted as...
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End the spectre of science for sale
If the law and regulations are not being violated, if only ethics are involved, then science for sale becomes standard practice.
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The full cost of ADHD includes ignorance
The bottom line is that until we stop treating ADHD as a disability, seeing it as the mixed blessing it in fact is, and stop stigmatizing those with ADHD, instead celebrating our accomplishments,...
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Herb does not ease ADHD
Taking St. John's Wort for ADHD is no better than a placebo.
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ADHD heart warning should be no big deal
Simple tests, including an ECG, can detect most causes of possible trouble, but parents won't ask for them without reason. ADHD is a good reason, because stimulants raise blood pressure.
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See the mind in action for good or ill
The secret, scientists at NIMH say, is that areas of the brain dealing with socialization, everything you learned in kindergarten, develop late in ADHD kids. But they usually do develop, which is...
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Is mild ADHD a FAVORABLE evolutionary adaptation to our tech-centric world?
So far as I know, Phil Edholm, CTO & VP Network Architecture, Enterprise at Nortel is not professionally trained in the behavioral sciences. Still, something he said during an Executive...
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