ADD diagnosis usually leads to prescription medication, but there are alternative treatments that claim equal efficacy; learn what they are and how to assess their usefulness.

Why did it happen? This is typically the first thing parents want to know after their child is diagnosed with ADD. Learn here what the latest theories are.

What leads to an ADD diagnosis isn't yet completely clear, but there are some risk factors you can avoid. Learn about them here.

Do you think you might have adult ADD? Check out this test that will help you learn about diagnosis.

Children diagnosed with ADD need a supportive and structured environment to help them learn in school and at home; here are some helpful tips.

Check out this comprehensive overview of ADD, including symptoms, diagnosis, treatments and so much more.

Did you know that these were different conditions? Learn the differences in diagnosis, symptoms and treatment of ADD and ADHD.

Learn more about adult ADD, including what symptoms lead to the diagnosis and what treatments are available.

Scientists found that the brains of kids diagnosed with ADD mature just like those of kids without the diagnosis; the maturation process is just shifted by three years.

Making sure that the ADD diagnosis is correct involves an interdisciplinary approach; learn here how to assemble your own "A" team.