9."I wish people understood that ADHD doesn’t just affect your ability to focus. It really needs to be renamed. ADHD changes ...

Research has found that the brains of people with ADHD are smaller in certain areas -- especially in the frontal lobe -- affecting impulse control, concentration, and inhibition. Brain development ...

If you have ADHD, you know that the symptoms can range from classic to complicated. You might be well acquainted with common symptoms like hyperfocus or difficulty getting on task; but even for people ...

In comparing brain connectivity between youths diagnosed with ADHD and those without the disorder ... data from different sources with varied imaging techniques and participant demographics ...

Sensitivity to noise, light and other triggers can lead to outbursts and irritability in people with ADHD. Here’s how to ...

Children with ADHD have notably different brain functioning when they're resting than children who don't have the neurological disorder, according to a national study released this week.

When people are asked to focus, there's generally an increase in oxygenated blood flow to the frontal regions of their brain ...

Imaging studies show dopamine-rich areas of the brain are affected in ADHD. In particular, abnormal levels of dopamine in these regions are thought to contribute to ADHD symptoms. In addition ...

Because a slightly lower IQ can be a feature of ADHD, adjusting for IQ will remove disorder effects in brain regions associated with both ADHD and IQ.” Update (April 26): A group called Mad in America ...