Experts define and treat ADHD as a single disorder, even though its symptoms can vary widely from one person to the nex…
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Experts define and treat ADHD as a single disorder, even though its symptoms can vary widely from one person to the next. Now, new brain imaging research suggests it may fall into three distinct "biotypes," offering a new explanation for why treatment can feel like trial and error. Learn more about the three ADHD "biotypes" and what they could mean for the future at the link in bio. Photograph by Zephyr/Science Photo Library
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