Magazine Description:

ADDitude Magazine is the first magazine for people with attention deficit disorder. ADDitude provides health reporting, medical news and lifestyle advice for families and individuals. Backed by an advisory board of leading medical and scientific experts, ADDitude's editors are committed to helping children and adults with ADD lead successful lives--at home, at school, at work, and in their communities. Informative and inspiring, each issue is filled with timely articles focusing on real people living with ADD. Columnists such as Edward Hallowell, M.D., author of Driven to Distraction, bring readers practical tips drawn from years of patient experience. With special reports on topics such as teens and ADD, strategies for summer fun, starting a new school year off right, and effectively managing medications, ADDitude keeps people living with ADD informed with the latest about the disorder. Oprah Winfrey has called ADDitude a magazine "needed by every parent of an ADD child." Certainly, it has become a trusted resource that many readers wouldn’t want to live without.
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The nation's first consumer and lifestyle magazine for people with Attention Deficit/Hyperactive Disorder and an important resource for parents and teachers meeting the challenges of this disability. Includes articles by top medical journalists and celebrity success stories.
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ADDitude Magazine is the first magazine for people with attention deficit disorder. ADDitude provides health reporting, medical news and lifestyle advice for families and individuals. Backed by an advisory board of leading medical and scientific experts, ADDitude's editors are committed to helping children and adults with ADD lead successful lives--at home, at school, at work, and in their communities. Informative and inspiring, each issue is filled with timely articles focusing on real people living with ADD. Columnists such as Edward Hallowell, M.D., author of Driven to Distraction, bring readers practical tips drawn from years of patient experience. With special reports on topics such as teens and ADD, strategies for summer fun, starting a new school year off right, and effectively managing medications, ADDitude keeps people living with ADD informed with the latest about the disorder. Oprah Winfrey has called ADDitude a magazine "needed by every parent of an ADD child." Certainly, it has become a trusted resource that many readers wouldn't want to live without.
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ADDitude Magazine is the first magazine for people with attention deficit disorder. ADDitude provides health reporting, medical news and lifestyle advice for families and individuals and its editors are committed to helping children and adults with ADD lead successful lives--at home, at school, at work, and in their communities.

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ADDitude Magazine provides information and inspiration for adults and families living with attention deficit disorder. Includes health, education, nutrition, parenting, organization, and lifestyle tips and resources.
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Magazine designed to serve as a resource for people with ADD or AD/HD or people who have children with ADD or AD/HD. It is editorial in it approach, leery of treatments that have not been fully tested, and up-to-date on recent research and developments in the field.
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