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In the Media: Some ADHD Meds May Increase Risk of Psychosis, Study Finds

March 20, 2019

CBS

Watch Dr. Lauren V. Moran describe the findings of her new paper linking some ADHD medications to a higher risk of psychosis.

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  • Psychotic Disorders
  • Translational Research
  • Lauren Moran

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