New thinking on kids with ADHD: ‘Healthy lifestyle’ could be effective intervention
Helping children with ADHD, or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, bring their symptoms under control often involves elaborate school plans and accommodations, time-consuming behavior therapy and stimulant drugs...Researcher Kathleen Holton, a behavioral neuroscientist at American University, suggests in a newly published study in the Journal of Attention Disorders that a "healthy lifestyle" may also make a difference.
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