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  Kids in Perth Diary 

From the editor's desk...

Has the ADHD dilemma been resolved at last?
News that a research team has developed the first biological test for ADHD should go some way towards resolving one of the biggest questions in contemporary childhood education - is attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder real or the creation of industry?
Kids in Perth --The Parents Paper has received many calls and letters in the past from people supporting or objecting to articles referring to ADHD. It's a topic that arouses considerable passion. Some believe it to be a modern myth but people whose family lives have been devastated by uncontrollable children always beg to differ. They point to the almost miraculous changes in behaviour that prescribed medication can deliver.
Continued here... 

  
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