psychostimulant

Stimulant medication refers to psychostimulant medication, sometimes amphetamines such as dextroamphetamine (trade name, Dexedrine) but more often methylphenidate (trade name, Ritalin).

The Unmotivated Child Ph.D Natalie Rathvon 1996

Stimulant medication refers to psychostimulant medication, sometimes amphetamines such as dextroamphetamine (trade name, Dexedrine) but more often methylphenidate (trade name, Ritalin).

The Unmotivated Child Ph.D Natalie Rathvon 1996

Stimulant medication refers to psychostimulant medication, sometimes amphetamines such as dextroamphetamine (trade name, Dexedrine) but more often methylphenidate (trade name, Ritalin).

The Unmotivated Child Ph.D Natalie Rathvon 1996

The increased sensitivity to the psychostimulant is a long-lasting brain effect that can be a component of addiction, Hoebel said.

Science and Reason 2009

The increased sensitivity to the psychostimulant is a long-lasting brain effect that can be a component of addiction, Hoebel said.

Science and Reason 2009

The increased sensitivity to the psychostimulant is a long-lasting brain effect that can be a component of addiction, Hoebel said.

Science and Reason 2009

Resting on a wooden dais throughout the ceremony, the synthetic psychostimulant was warmly praised by Harvard president Drew Faust, who called Adderall a stirring testament to what the human mind can achieve when chemically altered by a combination of dextroamphetamine and racemic DL-amphetamine salts.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Adderall 2010

All too often a teacher complaint and a 10-minute talk with a pediatrician results in an ill-considered diagnosis and an indefinite prescription for psychostimulant medication.

Sanford Newmark, M.D.: Do 2.5 Million Children Really Need Ritalin? 2010

Between four and nine million American children diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder—mostly boys—are taking Ritalin or similar dangerous psychostimulant drugs.

HOW EVIL WORKS DAVID KUPELIAN 2010

Between four and nine million American children diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder—mostly boys—are taking Ritalin or similar dangerous psychostimulant drugs.

HOW EVIL WORKS DAVID KUPELIAN 2010