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(Topix) Up until the mid 1980's, it was widely believed by physicians and psychologists that ADHD was outgrown by the time a child hit adolescence.



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(Topix) Up until the mid 1980's, it was widely believed by physicians and psychologists that ADHD was outgrown by the time a child hit adolescence.



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I wonder if the same biomedical / functional medicine treatments that work for ADHD in SOME children would work for adults?
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