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Stimulants should not be Prescribed to Children without ADHD, Neurologists Say
ADHD medication should not be given to children without the disorder, said the American Academy of Neurology in a position statement. Recently, there has been an increase in the number of children taking these medications as "study drugs" to improve test scores.
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