The Predictive Power of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Genetic Risk Factors
Ashley Varatip,
Serena Huang,
Yash Kilam
et al.
Abstract:Issues regarding disorganization and hyperactivity are large burdens on the pediatric population, and the severity of these behavioural disorders, called attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) falls on the slow-developing treatments that are unable to fully solve the symptoms of those affected. Limiting factors include the heterogeneous responses that many patients have in response to pharmacological treatments, the range of comorbid symptoms and conditions associated with ADHD, and the intricacies of… Show more
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