Welcome back to New World next week.

I'm James Corbett at Corbett Report.com.

And I am James Evan Pallado of MediaMonarchy.com.

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We've got that story plus the pink slime strikes back, but first it is back to school time, James.

Pavlov's bells ringing in their heads with, of course, the three pillars of education, the three R's, Ritalin, Ralecksy, and Armadaphanel.

You might know it is, reading, writing, and Adderall.

ADHD drug market already stretched thin, now facing back-to-school supply strain.

It's been 10 months since the Food and Drug Administration first announced a nationwide shortage of

Adderall, one of the most widely used medications for attention deficit hyperactivity

disorder, and the supply strain could potentially worsen in the months ahead.

Drug shortage experts say it's extremely difficult to forecast how much longer the shortages

will last because of the lack of transparency in the pharmaceutical industry, and some are

concerned about market conditions as children

who are commonly affected by ADHD.

Yeah, they're the target customer.

The kids are heading back to school.

Adderall, one of more than 300 drugs in short supply in the U.S. as of June.

That list includes Adderall alternatives like Methylphenidate, which is commonly known as its brand name Ritalin or Concerta.

Methylfinidate. James, I was looking at lists of ADHD drugs

so I could make funny puns at the start of the episode about Ritalin and Rexapil

and whatever all those

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