Chief Medical Officer Appears on CBS Health Podcast

Dr. Barry Herman, chief medical officer of Mentavi Health, was recently interviewed by Steve Scott on his Podcast Health & Well-Being presenting daily tips for healthy living on WCBS Newsradio 880.

Dr. Herman talks through an overview of ADHD, how parents can look for signs of ADHD, about generic vs. brand name prescriptions and their effectiveness. You can listen to each of the one-minute segments below.  

Segment 1 – What is ADHD?

Segment 2 – How can parents spot possible ADHD?

Segment 3 – Using generic drugs to treat ADHD amid medication shortage

Segment 4 – Are generic drugs adequate to treat ADHD?

Segment 5 – How effective are generic drugs for ADHD?

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