ADHD Overlaps with Enhanced Creativity, Scientists Say By Press Release • Sep 5, 2026 Rather than a pure deficit, ADHD’s wider focus sparks creativity, and structured arts could become a breakthrough treatment, researchers say.
New research links ADHD to brain reward systems By Paul Katula • Mar 2, 2026 A landmark study reveals that ADHD is less about an inability to focus and more about how the brain processes "boring" tasks.
Smartphone use linked to ADHD behaviors in teens By Press Release • Jul 19, 2018 Teens who frequently use their ubiquitous smartphones and multimedia devices are more likely to develop ADHD symptoms.
The mind’s natural state may be to wander By Press Release • Nov 1, 2016 Spontaneous thought happens when the mind is unconstrained or "wandering." Yet sometimes this feature is confused with mental illness or ADHD.
Genetics may play a role in abnormal psych By Press Release • Apr 27, 2016 The role of genetics is being investigated, as scientists look for a way to treat patients with autism, ADHD, depression, and schizophrenia.
Minority schools more likely to call the cops By Press Release • Jul 28, 2015 Research at Penn State confirms that zero-tolerance is biased against blacks & minorities and may deprive them of needed care.
Poor preschoolers get psychotropic drugs By Press Release • Apr 14, 2015 Doctors have prescribed psychotropic drugs, such as Ritalin, for a surprisingly high number of preschool-aged children who also happen to be on Medicaid.