The study, conducted by Brown University, shines a new light into our understanding of cognitive mechanisms and the importance of psychostimulants among individuals with disorders like ADHD.
Caffeine, a commonly used stimulant drug for alertness and focus, may substantially improve problem-solving abilities, but reduce creative thinking, a new study finds.
A team of researchers has found that certain medications prescribed to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) could induce psychosis among adolescents. The study evaluated common drug treatments like amphetamines and methylphenidates.
A new study reviews existing research on the link between psychotic symptoms and methylphenidate.
Investigators evaluated the drug use habits of 1755 freshmen at a Canadian university.
A UB study provides a new look into the beneficiary effects of stimulants.
Findings could help improve treatments and reduce ADHD side effects.
Some in the media would scare you away. The research suggests something else.