World of Psychology

FDA Approves ADHD Patch for Kids

By Sandra Kiume
April 7, 2006

The FDA has approved Daytrana, the first skin patch as an alternative treatment for ADHD in children aged 6-12. It’s designed to be worn for 9 hours (originally submitted to the FDA as a longer-lasting delivery, they were asked to make it shorter), and releases the stimulant methylphenidate.

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Sandra Kiume is a mental health advocate and editor of Channel N who lives in Vancouver, Canada.

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