Study finds brain development slower in kids with ADHD
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Posted: 08/17/2012
Some concerning news if you have a baby.
Researchers have found more evidence that links certain types of delays in brain development to ADHD.
A new study shows that the development of the cerebral cortex region of the brain was slower in children who have ADHD.
Doctors hope this information will lead them to detecting genes that control the timing of brain development, and then hopefully teach them how to better help kids with ADHD.
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