Do You Have a Child with Attention/Hyperactivity Problems and are Seeking Alternatives to Medication?
What
This research study is aimed at looking at how omega-3 fatty acid supplements affect brain function in children with ADHD. This 10-week study includes a psychiatric interview and two MRI scans.
Why
Omega-3 fatty acids are natural substances found in food (mostly fish and seafood). Omega-3 fatty acid supplements are not FDA-approved to treat ADHD, and more research is needed to test their effects.
Who
6 to 15 years old, who are diagnosed with ADHD and have not received psychostimulants in the past 30 days may be eligible for participation.
Pay
Participants may receive up to $160 for their time and travel.
Details
For more information, contact Lauren Miller at 513-558-4112 or lauren.miller@uc.edu.
