
U.S. researchers analysed brain scans of 323 children with and without ADHD and found that key connections in the brains of those with the disorder developed more slowly than those without it. In the future, brain scan could help diagnose the condition, they said.
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- Doctors could soon diagnose ADHD in children with a brain scan, MailOnline Health article-2756747, 15 September 2014.
- Brain scans offer clues into ADHD,
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