ADHD or sleep deprived?

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Added: August 6, 2009 | Time 04:47 | Views: 187

Many children considered to have ADHD may actually just need to get a better night's sleep. Gregory Omlor, MD, the director of Pulmonary Medicine and the Sleep Lab at Akron Children's Hospital, talks about the signs and symptoms these two conditions share, as well as the steps parents can take to ensure their child is properly diagnosed and treated.

Topics: ADHD, Pediatrics, Sleep

Tags: adhd, Akron Children's Hospital, deprived, medical center, northeast ohio, pediatric, problems, sleep

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