Use of Antipsychotics in Children Is Criticized Source: The New York Times
WASHINGTON — Powerful antipsychotic medicines are being used far too cavalierly in children, and federal drug regulators must do more to warn doctors of their substantial risks, a panel of federal drug experts said Tuesday.
U.S. kids taking more medicineSource: Times of the Internet
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3 (UPI) --
The number of U.S. children taking drugs for type 2 diabetes more than doubled between 2002 and 2005, a study released Monday revealed.
School of Shock - Prankster Gets Employees to Shock Residents 100 TimesSource: MotherJones.com
"Located in Canton, Massachusetts, the facility, which calls itself a "special needs school," takes in all kinds of troubled kids—severely autistic, mentally retarded, schizophrenic, bipolar, emotionally disturbed—and attempts to change their behavior with a complex system of …
Your Child's Disorder May Be Yours, Too Source: The New York Times
Y age 2 it was clear that the boy had a sensibility all his own, affectionate and distant at the same time, often more focused on patterns and objects than the people around him.

Although the term Attention Deficit Disorder was coined and has been in use only within the past several decades, the condition it refers to has been a part of the human condition for centuries.
Movie scenes getting shorter because people's attention span is falling?Source: Paul Kedrosky's Infectious Greed
There are stories making the rounds about people becoming nauseated while watching the popular new movie The Bourne Ultimatum. Not because they movie is so bad, but because the shot lengths are so short, averaging (apparently) something like two seconds.
Brain Research Zeros in On Attention Deficit DisorderSource: Associated Content
Research conducted at McGill University's Montreal Neurological Institute could lead to new understanding and treatment of neurological problems like attention deficit disorder. It has identified that part of the brain that is responsible for storing ordered information.
On StimulusSource: Random Tech
What is it about work that is so boring? Moreover, what is it about video games that are so enthralling? From office workers engrossed in Spider Solitaire to college students that find everything form corny flash games to Halo 2 to be infinitely preferable to actual productivity.