Nipping ADHD and Conduct Disorder in the Bud
New research suggests predictors of adolescent ADHD and conduct disorder can be identified—and intercepted—in school-age children. According to a recent study, it is crucial to identify and remedy “bad” behavior and low academic performance during kindergarten. If these 2 modifiable factors occur together in a young child and are allowed to persist, the odds that the child will display severe symptoms of comorbid ADHD and conduct disorder are 8 to 1.
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Dispelling the myth: ADHD stimulant medications and tics
ADHD and Diet: The Effect of Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Nipping ADHD and Conduct Disorder in the Bud
Autism Diagnosis May Be Delayed When ADHD Diagnosed First
ADHD Can Be a CEO’s Secret Superpower
Keep It Simple! 3 Parenting Tips for a Healthy Life Balance
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