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A new study indicates that the benefits of drugs for treating ADHD have been oversold since the publication of the MTA study. The results of this study should change the way clinicians, insurance companies and parents look at ADHD treatment.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/30/health/adhd-experts-re-evaluate-studys-zeal-for-drugs.html?_r=1&

A.D.H.D. Experts Re-evaluate Study’s Zeal for Drugs Some authors of a 1990s study worry that it oversold the long-term benefits of medication, discouraging important therapy.

"Chemo brain" is a condition that patients who have gone through chemotherapy have known about for years. They misplace things, forget things, and sometimes even have trouble completing sentences. Now studies in several hospitals have shown that the condition is real, that there are physical changes in the brain that cause these problems. And this study, reported in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, indicates that neurofeedback is an effective treatment for "chemo brain."

http://www.cleveland.com/healthfit/index.ssf/2013/04/neurofeedback_helps_relieve_ch.html

Neurofeedback helps relieve chemo brain symptoms, Cleveland reseacher finds Traditional neurofeedback pinpoints a specific area of the brain in need of correction. But no one knows what the electrical "signature" of chemo brain is, so Alvarez used another type of neurofeedback equipment that addresses the brain as an integrated system, making the specific location of the pr...

No ADHD Drugs for Healthy Kids, Say Neurologists

A new position paper released by the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) states that the practice of prescribing cognitive-enhancing drugs (such as ADHD medications) to healthy children and teens is misguided.

http://psychcentral.com/news/2013/03/15/no-adhd-drugs-for-healthy-kids-say-neurologists/52639.html

» No ADHD Drugs for Healthy Kids, Say Neurologists - Psych Central News A new position paper released by the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) states that the practice of prescribing cognitive-enhancing drugs (such as ADHD