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Was ADHD an Evolutionary Advantage?

The high prevalence of ADHD in the population today may be explained by the evolutionary advantage it conferred to ancient humans.

Research shows how poor sleep impacts the performance of children with ADHD. Here are tips to help your child sleep better.

Adults with ADHD often don’t take their prescribed medications properly. Mobile messaging may help them stick to their treatment plan.

New research confirms the high risk of ADHD in offspring of parents with the condition, and shows a surprising gender bias.

Research shows ADHD medication overdoses among kids are on the rise. Here are steps you can take to prevent this happening to your child.

Virtual reality is showing promise as a treatment option for ADHD by allowing individuals practice coping strategies in a safe environment.

A new study about binge eating and ADHD is challenging the notion that the disorder is due to the impulsivity commonly associated with ADHD.

Our understanding of ADHD has made steady progress over the years and is resulting in better diagnosis and treatment of the condition.

Recent studies confirm that girls with ADHD are at high risk of non-suicidal self-injury. Here’s how parents can recognize and handle the issue.

A large new research study shows older adults with elevated symptoms of ADHD are not being diagnosed or treated for the condition.