Flying Under the Radar: Why Young Women Are Self-Diagnosing ADHD
A qualitative study of 15 young Swedish women finds that self-diagnosed ADHD serves as a powerful tool for identity formation, ...
A qualitative study of 15 young Swedish women finds that self-diagnosed ADHD serves as a powerful tool for identity formation, ...
A new study of 155 autistic youth finds that the K-CAT computerized adaptive mental health test detects plausible symptom patterns ...
A quasi-experimental study of 426 nursing students found that a virtual escape room improved multiple-choice performance for students with ADHD ...
A study of more than 70,000 children in Norway found that girls whose mothers spoke a language other than Norwegian ...
A double-blind randomized controlled trial of 105 children found that a four-week multicomponent computerized cognitive training program did not significantly ...
A constructivist grounded theory study of 23 Australian participants finds that rigid system structures, not clinicians alone, drive the failure ...
A cross-sectional study of 341 parents of children with neurodevelopmental disorders finds that family functioning and the home environment are ...
A seven-country cohort study of nearly two million adults finds that type 2 diabetes patients with ADHD face more than ...
A new meta-analysis of fifty studies finds that people with neurofibromatosis type 1 face sharply elevated rates of ADHD, autism, ...
A Swedish study found that parents of children with ADHD reported significant reductions in sleep problems across multiple domains after ...
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