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See Latest ArticlesStimulant Use Linked to Sudden Death in Children Without Heart Problems
JAMA, 08/14/09
Kuehn BM – Children and adolescents without apparent underlying heart problems may be at increased risk of sudden unexplained death when taking stimulant medications such as methylphenidate, suggests a recent study. However, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which partially funded the study, said the findings are not robust enough to call for a change in the prescribing of these medications.
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