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10 Foods To Always Buy Organic
myGLOSS Celery: Celery is sprayed with organophosphates, which have been linked to ADHD. Plus, because they haven't any protective skin, they absorb the harmful … 10 Foods You Don't Have to Buy OrganicmyGLOSS all 2 news articles » |
Can Pesticides Cause ADHD? – ABC News
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Can Pesticides Cause ADHD?
ABC News Exposure to pesticides may be linked to attention deficit disorder. Researchers took urine from over 1000 participants ages 8 to 15 and analyzed it for … Pesticides found in foods linked to ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity …Examiner.com Study Links Pesticides to Children's Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder …InjuryBoard.com (blog) Report Links ADHD with Pesticides Used on Fruits and VegtablesMyFox Washington DC KKCO-TV –WWMT –Creative Loafing Tampa (blog) all 886 news articles » |
ADHD: How to survive with a wild child – The Guardian
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ADHD: How to survive with a wild child
The Guardian The psychiatrist came up with a new diagnosis: ADHD. Ben started taking medication, with mixed results. But with the pills in him he did at least stop … Family under the microscopeThe Guardian all 2 news articles » |
ADHD risk doesn’t mean veggie ban – Omaha World-Herald
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ADHD risk doesn't mean veggie ban
Omaha World-Herald A large new study linking attention–deficit disorder with exposure to common pesticides could make parents leery of the produce aisle. … Study suggests organic baby products could reduce risk of ADHDBig Green Smile all 4 news articles » |
EPA bans endosulfan in light of the pesticide’s human health effects – Scope (blog)
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EPA bans endosulfan in light of the pesticide's human health effects
Scope (blog) … in the news since late May, when a study published in the journal Pediatrics pointed to a link between organophosphate exposure and ADHD in children. … and more » |
How to Fake ADHD – Chronicle of Higher Education (subscription) (blog)
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How to Fake ADHD
Chronicle of Higher Education (subscription) (blog) A study published in the journal Psychological Assessment tested students who actually had ADHD (but weren't on their medication) and students who had been … |
Food coloring may increase hyperactivity in children – Examiner.com
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Food coloring may increase hyperactivity in children
Examiner.com Recent news reports are suggesting that food coloring may be exasperating hyperactivity symptoms in children with ADD/ADHD and maybe even children without … |