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Medication For ADHD – Stupid Diagnostic Questions

By Dr Charles Parker
Nov 05, 11 05:15AM | 0 comments
No, readers this post is not a rant, and the topic really isn't that funny. Rather, the abundance of stupid questions used to diagnose ADHD is a sad, black humor, - a theater of the absurd statement about the state of pervasive non-science with ADHD treatment in common practice today.
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