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(Science Daily) Interesting Functional brain pathways disrupted in kids with oh hey what's going on over on the Business tab?   (sciencedaily.com) divider line 6
More: Interesting, business, ADHD, motor controls, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, National Institute of Mental Health, fMRI, number matching, radiology  
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DubyaHater
2011-11-30 09:47:41 AM
I see so many kids taking Vyvanse these days, I'm beginning to think the parents are making their kids act out so they can get the script and sell the amphetamines.
/Someone told me they could sell Ritalin for $65 a pill.
//Damn
 
Famous Thamas
2011-11-30 10:08:37 AM
I think you need a functionally disrupted brain pathway to read the Business tab anyway.
 
J. Frank Parnell
2011-11-30 10:59:04 AM
"What this tells us is that children with ADHD are using partially different functional brain pathways to process this information, which may be caused by impaired white matter pathways involved in visual attention information processing,"

Any word on what areas of the brain are used for jumping to wild assumptions? So what if different peoples brains process information slightly differently. It seems all the children were still able to answer the questions given to them, so what's the problem here? Not enough kids on your drugs?
 
raygundan
2011-11-30 01:20:00 PM
DubyaHater: Someone told me they could sell Ritalin for $65 a pill

Holy crap. I am apparently doing it wrong by simply taking the pills to help with focus at work.
 
watson.t.hamster
2011-11-30 01:38:49 PM
Symptoms, which may continue into adulthood, include inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity behaviors that are out of the normal range for a child's age and development.

Unlike ADD, it's more common and milder cousin which is defined as inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity falling exactly within the normal range for a child's age and development.
 
DubyaHater
2011-11-30 01:41:10 PM
raygundan: DubyaHater: Someone told me they could sell Ritalin for $65 a pill

Holy crap. I am apparently doing it wrong by simply taking the pills to help with focus at work.

Just start hanging around your local law school. Law students apparently take that stuff for breakfast.
 
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