ADHD ad

I’m not in my usual geographical space this AM. It’s also not my usual sonic space; I’m listening to a local radio station while I’m having coffee in Cool Beans on the west side of Richmond (VA, US). On the radio I just heard a 30-sec advertisement aimed at parents and seeking children who manifest a list of symptoms of or have been diagnosed as having ADHD for a study of an “investigational medicine.”

Perhaps advertisements such as these are common in larger metropolitan areas, but it was a new one for me.

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3 Responses to “ADHD ad”


  1. 1 Liz Ditz

    Living as I do in the Bay Area, with its wealth of research medical centers (Stanford, UCSF, etc.), both print and radio ads for participants in clinical research studies are common. I haven’t heard an ADHD one, but I have heard solicitations for “investigational treatments” for depression, diabetes, high blood pressure, and so on.

    There are several online sources.

    The National Insitutes of Health has a site

    http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct

    This one has a search feature. I plugged in ADHD Richmond and came up with

    http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct/show/NCT00500071?order=1

    Another private one:

    http://www.clinicalconnection.com/

  2. 2 Whitney Hoffman

    Hi John & Margaret! Have you considered using feedburner for you feed? it would make iot easier to subscribe to your blog through things like bloglines and Google reader…Let me know if i can help.

    Whitney Hoffman
    The LD Podcast

  3. 3 admin

    Hey, Whitney, thanks for the note. LD Blog is syndicated. Try this link to get the feed:

    feed://http//LDBlog.com/feed/

    Over at the lower right, there’s a link called “rss” that will work, too.

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