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ADHD may continue in adulthood, lead to another psychiatric disorder – Elizabeth Cohen reports
A new study finds nearly 30% of people diagnosed with ADHD as children continue to have it well into their late twenties. Of that number, more than half (57%) had another psychiatric disorder. Senior Medical Correspondent Elizabeth has more on the finding.
MUST-SEE VIDEO: Watch this amazing buzzer-beating throw
This last-second shot during a high school basketball championship game will have you shaking your head in amazement. Watch.
Baby in Mississippi unexpectedly 'cured' of HIV – Elizabeth Cohen reports
Doctors say they've cured a two-year-old in Mississippi of HIV, Cohen reports.
MYB: Your credit score could prevent you from getting a job – Christine Romans explains
Christine Romans is minding your business this morning. "You should know your own credit history," she says, because employers may be checking it, making potential employment even harder for those who need it the most.
Mitt Romney reflects on failures of campaign in first post-election interview – Shannon Travis reports
In his first post-election interview, Mitt and Ann Romney talk about the 2012 presidential election loss. The former presidential hopeful said, "It kills me not to be there, not to be in the White House doing what needs to be done."
VIDEO: Queen Elizabeth II hospitalized for stomach infection – Max Foster reports
CNN's Max Foster says the queen is suffering from the symptoms of gastroenteritis, and will likely be released tomorrow if things go smoothly.
Rep. Cassidy: Obama needs to lead on looming forced spending cuts
Rep. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) on the chances of a last-minute deal to avoid forced massive spending cuts.
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VIDEO: Storm causes man's house to be surrounded with tumbleweeds
CNN's Jen Delgado on a storm that resulted in one man's home being surrounded by tumbleweeds.
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Joan Rivers isn't sorry for a Holocaust joke & actress Jennifer Lawrence says she loves Photoshop for her Dior ads.
Forced spending cuts: When you'll feel it – Christine Romans explains
(CNN MONEY) Friday's the day. The arbitrary, across-the-board spending cuts lawmakers approved but swore would never happen are set to begin.
Will you notice an immediate effect? Not likely.
For the most part, the ramifications would kick in over months, not several days or weeks.
This morning on "Early Start," Christine Romans on when forced spending cuts will be felt if nothing is done to avoid a March 1st deadline.
READ MORE: Spending cuts: When they'll really bite
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