The World Federation of ADHD cites functional MRI studies that show the differences in the brains of people with and without ADHD.

World Federation of ADHD: 208 Conclusions

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder costs society hundreds of billions of dollars each year worldwide, according to the recently-published International Consensus Statement of the World Federation of…

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ADHD adults are at higher risk for hoarding behaviors.

Hoarding Behaviors Linked to ADHD

Adult ADHD was linked to hoarding behaviors in a study conducted in the United Kingdom. Researchers found that people with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are…

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FDA-Approved, Non-Drug Treatment for ADHD

Neuroimaging studies have shown that eTNS increases activity in the brain regions that are known to be important in regulating attention, emotion and behavior.

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The World Federation of ADHD International Consensus Statement: 208 Evidence-Based Conclusions About ADHD

A meta-analysis of seven large studies found no evidence of an association between sugar consumption and ADHD in youth.

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New form of depression identified, doesn’t respond to current medications

“These mice showed a new type of depression,” Saito said. “Monoamines appeared not to be involved in this depressive behavior. MCHR1 was.”

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ADHD Linked to Suicidality in Young Adults Who Ruminate When Stressed

“These findings shed light on one explanation of the elevated levels of suicide ideation seen in emerging adults with elevated ADHD symptoms: heightened levels of stressful events and a tendency to respond to stress by ruminating.”

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Executive function deficits in childhood linked to increased aggression in teens

The findings suggest that helping children increase their executive function – self-regulation, planning and mental control – could reduce their aggression.

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FDA approves blood test for concussions

This could be the answer for ADHD families who need to know if that “bump” left a mild traumatic brain injury.

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Cannabis abuse linked to changes in brain

The findings reveal potential negative long-term effects of heavy cannabis useĀ on brain function and behavior.

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The brain's neurological system.

Research finds brain chemistry changed by smartphone addiction

Many teens and adults with ADHD struggle with smartphone addiction without being aware of it.

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