Ritalin May Help Childhood Cancer Survivors

December 09, 2004

Ritalin May Help Childhood Cancer Survivors

Treatment with methylphenidate, better known as Ritalin, may reduce attentional and social problems in kids who've survived leukemia or brain tumors, according to researchers. (UPMC Cancer Centers)

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