Speed drugs for hyperkinetic children stir debate era
Amid uproar over using amphetamines to treat hyperkinetic syndrome, doctors defend stimulant therapy as the treatment of choice for minimal brain dysfunction in children. Physicians cite Harvard and MGH researchers, noting diagnosis must be precise and monitored to avoid addiction.
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The National Association of Broadcasters criticizes an 18 word FTC pesticide warning as too lengthy, proposing four words Use Only as Directed. The debate centers on urgent, compliant messaging while preserving full labeling safety. A separate Denmark report links pornography legality to a drop in local sex crimes alongside UPI coverage.
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