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    "Pearson Acquires ADHD Testing Company BioBehavioral Diagnostics", Bloomington MN August 27, 2014
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    ADHD is the most common neurobehavioral condition in children, and symptoms persist into adulthood in approximately 60 percent of cases. It affects approximately 6.7 million children and adolescents and nearly 15 million adults in the United States. ADHD makes it difficult for a person to control behavior and may have serious consequences, including failure in school, family stress and disruption, depression, problems with relationships, substance abuse, delinquency, risk for accidental injuries and job failure. Early identification and effective treatment are extremely important. As such, ADHD is a condition that is central to Pearson’s vision to meet the educational needs across a spectrum of individuals.

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    ADHD is a condition that is central to Pearson’s vision



    One muses... wonder what the nature of Pearson's pharma holdings looks like these days...

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    Well argh… or heavy sigh?

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    Originally Posted by polarbear
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    Originally Posted by HowlerKarma
    ADHD is a condition that is central to Pearson’s vision



    One muses... wonder what the nature of Pearson's pharma holdings looks like these days...

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    Not sure about their pharma holdings, but I do know that, since purchasing CogMed a couple of years ago, they have been aggressively marketing it to schools and clinics as a treatment for working memory and attention (aka, ADHD). Despite hedgy efficacy results.


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    Originally Posted by aeh
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    Well argh… or heavy sigh?

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    Does that mean yes you've heard of it, or yes you are also curious about it?

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    Originally Posted by polarbear
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    Well argh… or heavy sigh?

    Has anyone here ever heard of the "Quotient" system/test before?

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    Yes.

    Does that mean yes you've heard of it, or yes you are also curious about it?

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    Yes, I've heard of it. But it's too expensive for me to have access to it in a school setting!


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