The Importance of ADD Diagnosis in Pediatric Populations between the ages of 8-17

Instructions

This is a research paper, that must be written in Vancouver Citation Style. I have already written some of it. All I need for you to write for me is the Background section, the Methodology, and the References. Here are the rubric descriptions for each one of the sections I need for you to write. The research just has to say that it would be done in a hospital in the Dominican Republic (that's why my title mentions a hospital specifically in the D.R.)  but the research and references don't have to related to anything with the D.R., the references can be from the U.S. within the years 2014-2019.If there is anything that must be changed from what I have already written to go along with what you write you can do that also. 1)    Theory/Background/State of the Art:a. (Use at least 10 Scientific Articles 2014-2019)b. 10 papers revised and cited (each reference cited atleast once throughout the background section)c. Scholarly articles, not textbooks2)    Methodology/Research Design:a. NO systematic reviews, meta analysis, or clinical trials b. Write which type of clinical study design you chose & explain/define it.3.) List of Referencesa. Use the Vancouver Citation Guidelines. b. Directly related to point #1 above. The paper must be double spaced.

Answer

Abstract: Attention Deficit Disorder is one of the most common pediatric neuropsychiatric disorders worldwide. ADD in children is often overlooked by family members, medical practitioners, educational teachers, and even the children themselves; as Attention Deficit Disorder is not fully understood by many people in the population. Children often suffer with the symptoms associated with ADD without realizing that there is a solution to their problems and about one-third to one-half of patients with this disorder will have persistent symptoms into adulthood. Treatment of ADD is controversial in that it consists of stimulants use in children, which can have many alternative side effects. Adverse effects of this treatment includes: insomnia, loss of appetite, increased blood pressure, increase...
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