Can Your Household Products Cause ADHD?

Children's Health Daily Newsletter  |  March 15, 2015

Today's Top Story Can Your Household Products Cause ADHD? There is mounting evidence associating chemicals and products — like paint and bug spray — found in the home with ADHD in children. Find out what other common products are potential causes. » Featured Article Chef Tip: Healthy Chicken Pot Pie Ingredients Chef Richard Rosendale offers up tips to make thick and hearty chicken pot pie, without heavy cream. Watch the video.  » Today's Recipe Southwestern Corn and Black Bean Salad Fresh corn on the cob tastes best here (though frozen corn is certainly allowed!), and the addition of pine nuts, lime, and cilantro adds so much mouthwatering flavor. Get the recipe!  » Featured Columnist Measles 2015: Get the Facts, Get Vaccinated The current outbreak has sparked new concerns about measles and fired up rhetoric about the pros and cons of vaccination. It's easy to feel overwhelmed or confused, but the facts are actually pretty clear. Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports.  » Message from our Partners Do You Use a Nebulizer? A portable nebulizer can be used as part of a treatment plan for people with asthma. Find out more about qualifying for a quiet, lightweight nebulizer complete with masks and solutions. Learn more now. »