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Guanfacine and Clonidine: What Are Their Roles in ADHD Treatment in Children?

Guanfacine was associated with significant improvements in hyperactivity and impulsivity, and parents, but not teachers, reported improvements with clonidine.

When Are Temper Tantrums in Preschool Children Cause for Concern?

Typical tantrum characteristics in healthy preschoolers differ from those of preschoolers with depression or disruptive disorders.

Brain Activity and Belief

Functional MRI shows that we use different brain regions to judge whether statements are true, false, or open to doubt.

Education Level Affects Dementia Diagnosis

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Educational achievement is associated with both delay in dementia diagnosis and accelerated memory decline after diagnosis.

Antidepressant Choice and Psychotherapy in Treatment-Resistant Adolescents

Cognitive behavioral therapy adds incremental benefit to any antidepressant therapy.

Counteracting Antipsychotic-Induced Weight Gain

Structured lifestyle modification and metformin together were most effective.

More on Genes That Cause Autism

The list of syndromes, chromosomal abnormalities, and specific genes associated with ASD is growing.

Idiopathic Hypersomnia: Still Idiopathic

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This descriptive article of clinical characteristics is marred by use of a nonstandard definition.

Alcohol Screening and Brief Counseling Are Cost-Saving

But it’s hardly ever done in primary care.

The Safety of Stimulants in Children

Death and hospitalization rates from cardiac causes are similar among current, former, and nonusers of stimulants.

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