Review finds ADHD drugs may ease perimenopause brain fog and improve daily focus, but objective cognition gains remain unclear; larger safety and efficacy studies needed.
|Articles|August 9, 2010
- Psychiatric Times Vol 27 No 7
- Volume 27
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