ADHD is a pervasive medical condition affecting 7 million children and 8.6 million adults in the United States, interfering with attention, hyperactivity, impulse control, learning, relationships, and success.
ADHD, first recognized in the 1960s, has advanced in research showcasing various biological, developmental, and environmental factors. Treatments range from medical interventions to holistic approaches.
ADHD, a lifelong condition often diagnosed in childhood, extends into adulthood, impacting executive functions like organization, planning, time management, and cognitive-emotional processes.
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