`::The differences in diagnosis rates is likely due to differences in diagnostic criteria (DSM vs ICD), which is not mentioned.  Also, many anti-anxiety medications do have appreciable abuse potential, and can result in physical dependence.  So if you replace ``stimulant`` with ``anxiolytic`` and this ``Controversy`` would then apply to OCD, PTSD, Anxiety Disorder, Agoraphobia, and many other anziety-based disorders.  Is OCD controversial?  PTSD?  Really?  The US military is treating a lot of soldiers for PTSD, maybe you should write to DoD and the VA to let them know that this condition is ``controversial.``  ::And replace ``stimulant`` with ``painkiller`` and this list applies to migraines as well.  Are migraines controversial?  Sure, there are differing theories on their specific etiology, and as to whether there might be several different types with several different etiologies, although I'm not overly familiar with the research in that regard.  So enlighten me, are migraines ``controversial``?  ::This list...and let's face it, it's just a couple of bullet points without any real explanation, not even in the article itself...does not seem to be specific to ADHD.  Replace a few words about the medications, and this list applies equally well to many other conditions that are not, to my knowledge, controversial.  Please explain why this list applies specifically to ADHD. ~     `