Regnaert Todd DDS ,
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ADHD in Adults vs. Children: Key Differences in Diagnosis and Treatment
This article explains how ADHD can look different in adults and children—and why that matters for getting the right help. In children, symptoms often appear as visible hyperactivity and impulsivity across home and school, so diagnosis leans on developmental history and reports from caregivers and teachers. In adults, ADHD may show up as inner restlessness, disorganization, and emotional dysregulation, with evaluations weighing work, relationships, and common coexisting conditions. While medication options overlap, behavioral supports differ: parent training and classroom strategies for kids; CBT, coaching, and workplace accommodations for adults. By outlining key diagnostic criteria, common blind spots, and age-appropriate treatments, the article helps patients and caregivers make informed, confident choices about care.
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Henry Ford–Blue Cross agreement highlights affordability push as insurer posts improved 2025 results
Detroit, MI – March 3, 2026 – Henry Ford Health and Blue Cross finalized a new affordability-focused agreement as BCBSM released 2025 results.
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Trendelenburg Gait: a Description of a Common Walking Pattern with an Injured Hip
Trendelenburg gait is a common walking pattern with an injured hip. Trendelenburg gait is characterized by an exaggerated anterior pelvic tilt, which can lead to increased loads on the hip…
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Falls are a major risk for seniors, so ensuring a safe home environment with proper lighting and handrails is important.
Prioritize fall prevention to safeguard seniors’ well-being.
