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(KSL News) -- Doctors believe children who take prescription medications to treat a learning disorder could be at risk for stunted growth.
Researchers at Children's Hospital Boston studied ADHD prescription drugs and stunted growth in children. Scientists show there is a link between the pair.
They believe the prescriptions carry appetite suppressing qualities, which can contribute to stunted growth risks.
Experts do not believe kids should stop taking the drugs, but the medication use should be monitored by a doctor.
