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Height: 4 10 studies reported significant reductions in expected levels of height gain, less comparable height gain relative to control children, lower height percentile under active medication contrasted to baseline, and greater expected gains in height percentiles at 2 year follow up in children discontinued from medication during summer months. In two of these studies, initial differences were no longer significant at longer term follow-up assessments. Cardiovascular effects: 7 14 studies detected significant effects of MPH on heart rate between placebo and active drug conditions or between high vs low dose conditions. One further study found that intial differences were not sustained over time. 5 10 studies reported elevated systolic blood pressure compared with placebo or baseline. 6 10 studies reported elevated diastolic blood pressure compared with placebo or baseline. Somatic complaints: 8 12 studies reported significantly more complaints under MPH conditions. 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