Regions in the U.S. and other countries with high sunlight intensity have a lower prevalence of ADHD. One theory is that the sunlight provides a “protective” effect. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/10/131021094644.htm...
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read moreThe computer-based decision support system CHICA (Child Health Improvement through Computer Animation) can increase the chances of a child between 5 and 12 being properly diagnosed with ADHD....
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read moreBy looking at EEGs while teens with ADHD performed a computer task, researchers could distinguish between those whose primary symptom is inattentiveness and those whose symptoms include hyperactivity and impulsivity....
read moreIn order to produce white matter, certain cells need iron. But when certain infections afflict newborns, they can interfere with the storage and release of iron, leading to behavior and movement problems later....
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