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Children with ADHD struggle with executive functions such as organization and problem-solving. Research suggests that executive dysfunction is not only a consequence of ADHD, but also a potential contributing factor to the development of the disorder.

ADHD Neurology

Altered Executive Function Networks in Children With ADHD

Children with ADHD struggle with executive functions such as organization and problem-solving. Research suggests that…

MDNewsline DailyMarch 27, 2023

MRI brain scans from children, adolescents, and adults with ADHD found age-related differences in parts of the basal ganglia, which regulates voluntary movement. The findings suggest that variations in the structure of the pallidum could contribute to the changing symptoms of ADHD throughout an individual's life.

ADHD Neurology

ADHD Symptoms Correlate with Gray Matter in the Pallidum of the Brain

MRI brain scans from children, adolescents, and adults with ADHD found age-related differences in parts…

MDNewsline DailyMarch 27, 2023

ADHD and persistent tic disorder are highly comorbid in children, and this relationship may be due to unique underlying neural structures. When both disorders are present, symptoms tend to be more severe, but it is primarily the ADHD that contributes to the behavioral dysfunction experienced by these children.

ADHD Neurology

Tic Disorder Exacerbates ADHD Symptoms in Children

ADHD and persistent tic disorder are highly comorbid in children, and this relationship may be…

MDNewsline DailyMarch 27, 2023

People with ADHD struggle to recognize the facial expressions of others. Poor facial emotion recognition is linked to inattention, impulsivity, hyperactivity, and anxiety. Moreover, research has shown that individuals with ADHD are more likely to misinterpret social cues and experience social difficulties.

ADHD Neurology

The Challenge ADHD Patients Experience in Processing Facial Emotions

People with ADHD struggle to recognize the facial expressions of others. Poor facial emotion recognition…

MDNewsline DailyMarch 27, 2023

Researchers find different brain responses to physical activity and cognitive testing in people with ADHD. These findings suggest that the neural mechanisms underlying ADHD symptoms may be different during physical activity compared to cognitive tasks, and this could have implications for developing more effective treatments for ADHD.

ADHD Neurology

ADHD Alters How the Brain Responds to Physical Activity

Researchers find different brain responses to physical activity and cognitive testing in people with ADHD.…

MDNewsline DailyMarch 27, 2023

ADHD seems to be caused by both genetic and environmental factors, but their interaction is unclear. This editorial summarizes research in this field.

ADHD Condition Center Neurology

Genetic and Environmental Factors and ADHD Risk

ADHD seems to be caused by both genetic and environmental factors, but their interaction is…

MDNewsline DailyMarch 10, 2023

ADHD and other neurodivergent conditions may be caused by deficiency of the lipid flippase ATP9A, which can cause various neural abnormalities with a wide range of effects.

ADHD Condition Center Neurology

Deficiencies and Mutations in ATP9A: Their Role in ADHD Development

ADHD and other neurodivergent conditions may be caused by deficiency of the lipid flippase ATP9A,…

MDNewsline DailyMarch 10, 2023

Virtual reality-based interventions for ADHD show some promise, but the current field of research has limitations that make results inconclusive.

ADHD Condition Center Neurology

A Meta-Analysis of Virtual Reality-Based Interventions for ADHD

Virtual reality-based interventions for ADHD show some promise, but the current field of research has…

MDNewsline DailyMarch 10, 2023

Inherited ADHD seems to show unique neurological markers when compared to ADHD in those who have no familial history of the condition and healthy controls.

ADHD Condition Center Neurology

The Neuroanatomical Traits of Familial ADHD

Inherited ADHD seems to show unique neurological markers when compared to ADHD in those who…

MDNewsline DailyMarch 6, 2023

ADHD has been correlated with problematic internet use, which can result in distressing self-stigma. This study analyzed this relationship while stratifying for different types of problematic internet use and their unique effects.

ADHD Condition Center Neurology Pediatrics

Self-Stigma and Problematic Internet Use in Adolescents With ADHD

ADHD has been correlated with problematic internet use, which can result in distressing self-stigma. This…

MDNewsline DailyMarch 3, 2023

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ADHD

Altered Executive Function Networks in Children With ADHD

ADHD Symptoms Correlate with Gray Matter in the Pallidum of the Brain

Tic Disorder Exacerbates ADHD Symptoms in Children

The Challenge ADHD Patients Experience in Processing Facial Emotions

ADHD Alters How the Brain Responds to Physical Activity

Genetic and Environmental Factors and ADHD Risk

Deficiencies and Mutations in ATP9A: Their Role in ADHD Development

A Meta-Analysis of Virtual Reality-Based Interventions for ADHD

The Neuroanatomical Traits of Familial ADHD

Self-Stigma and Problematic Internet Use in Adolescents With ADHD

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