ADHD in Children Health Center

WebMD offers tips for parents of children who have ADHD on how to talk to their child about ADHD in a supportive, encouraging way.

WebMD talks to Lara Honos-Webb, PhD, and other ADHD experts about Honos-Webb's book, The Gift of ADHD.

Good nutrition is part of children's brain development. Eggs, oatmeal, apples, and fish are some of the foods that have nutrients that are good for children's brains. Find out what other foods made the list.

WebMD explains the link between ADHD and risky behavior in teens.

WebMD talks to ADHD experts about children with ADHD who also have other conditions -- such as depression, anxiety, or learning disabilities.

Learning to drive may be more challenging for teens who have ADHD. This WebMD article lets their parents know how to help and what rules to set.

For a child with ADHD, find out how playing a sport does more than burn off extra energy.

If your child has ADHD, their career possibilities are still wide open, as this WebMD article explains.

WebMD talks to experts about what's involved in ADHD diagnosis and why a medical diagnosis matters.

Researchers have found an association between pesticide exposure and ADHD. Here's what you need to know.

All children get restless at some point during the summer. But children with ADHD have even bigger problems staying engaged – and safe. Here's how one mother copes.

Your child was just diagnosed with ADHD. Do the symptoms sound familiar? Here’s what you need to know if you think you have adult ADHD.

Experts share tips for getting your ADHD child ready for school each morning -- with a minimum of stress.

How to keep children with ADHD happy and healthy all summer with ideas for fun and learning at home or at day camp.

A variety of day and sleep-away camps are helping children with learning disabilities blossom like a summer flower.

Making friends can be particularly difficult for girls with ADHD. WebMD explains.

Does playing video games actually cause ADHD? Does it make it worse? WebMD explains.

Contrary to the claims of some critics, there is convincing evidence that ADHD is a real disorder with a strong biological basis and that it is often underdiagnosed.

Doctors are starting to think that attention deficit may be as common in girls as in boys.

Study suggests Ritalin is still the best medication for ADHD.