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Adult ADHD: A Review

The clinical presentation and functional impacts of ADHD in adults vary greatly from their child and adolescent counterparts. Here: latest information on this complex topic.

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Convergence Science: Shaping 21st Century Psychiatry

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The Medici effect is upon us in biomedicine, and it’s called convergence science.

Deconstructing ADHD, Addiction, and Beyond

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Adult ADHD: A Review of the Clinical Presentation, Challenges, and Treatment Options

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Sleep and Executive Function in ADHD

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A recent study has found that induction of slow waves during early non-rapid eye movement sleep may improve executive function in children with ADHD.

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Nipping ADHD and Conduct Disorder in the Bud

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ADHD and Dyslexia: The Possible Link Via Sluggish Cognitive Tempo

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Researchers have identified a “multiple-deficit” model of the comorbidity between ADHD and dyslexia in which each disorder has multiple predictors—some specific and some shared.

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