ADHD is partially genetic, but there are other risk factors that play a key role
Research have some insight into the genetic component of the condition. However, there are more to potential causes of ADHD aside from just your genes.
Here's what scientists know so far about the heritability of ADHD and how it compares to other risks that contribute to the condition.
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