Sky NOT Falling! Percentage of Children Taking ADHD Stimulant Medications Unchanged from 1997 to 2002

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The percentage of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder children in the US who have been taking stimulant medication between 1997 and 2002 hasn’t changed, according to data collected by the federal government and summarized in the April 2006 issue of The American Journal of Psychiatry. It was a representative national survey  (post deleted http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=40778&nfid=crss) that included more than […]

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Are Canadian Voters Irrelevant? Should We Just Have Corporatism instead of Democracy? If you Disagree, Join in the Walk for Democracy April 2 and Send a Message to Harper and Emerson

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The longest blog title in the world? Maybe:) Warning, political rant ahead. For those of you in the lower mainland that believe that corporatism is not the way Canada should be governed, and that democracy is the best for our country, and that Canadian voters are relevant you might want to check this out. Let’s

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Remember the Milk. Online To Do List Manager

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Sometimes it can be useful to have an online task manager especially if you’re in multiple locations a lot. Remember the Milk looks like a very comprehensive to do list manager. The interface looks good, must be designed on a Mac. You can have multiple lists i.e., work, personal etc, plan in color, use time

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FDA and ADHD Stimulant Medication. Science or Stigma? Part 2

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See Also Part 1 Federal health advisers said Wednesday that Ritalin and other drugs for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder should not carry strong ”black-box” warnings about potential cardiovascular and psychiatric risks. Rather, the Food and Drug Administration pediatric advisory committee recommended that the drug labels include warning language written so people can understand it. Looks

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