A Review of <i>ADHD Nation</i>

Zametkin, Alan J.; Solanto, Mary V.

doi:10.1521/adhd.2017.25.2.6

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“…These studies can be grouped into two major categories: genetics and neuroimaging (structural and functional) studies of the brain. Curiously, as noted by Zametkin and Solanto [14] in their review of ADHD Nation, Schwartz omits virtually all reference to this research.…”

Section: Abnormal Brain Functioningmentioning

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Even though there are well over 20,000 studies of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), it is still viewed with skepticism by some and often remains stigmatized by the media. Hence, given the continuing challenges to the validity of ADHD, this article provided a concise overview of the evidence that establishes ADHD as brain disorder associated with a set of well-defined symptoms that causes serious impairment in many life activities.

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A Review of ADHD Nation

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