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ADHD Delays, Rather than Alters, Brain Development

1 Jan 2008

The findings of this study indicate that the maturation of brain architecture occurs in a highly similar fashion between typically developing children and those with ADHD, with a significant delay in those with the disorder. This delay also leads to a shift in when individuals with ADHD go through the process of pruning of nerve connections that is part of the normal maturation process during adolescence.
children and youth population and demographics child development developmental neurobiology
Date uploaded to Policy Archive
2009-10-01
Pages
2
Policy Archive ID
20624

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