For more than a decade, genetic studies have transformed our understanding of ADHD. Large genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have identified genetic variants and biological pathways
→Moving Beyond the Clinic: Using Remote Monitoring Technology to Understand ADHD Medication Experiences in Everyday Life
The use of wearable devices and smartphone applications has increased dramatically in popularity over the past decade, with sleep scores and step counts now often
→ADHD and Metabolic Syndrome: Why Cardiovascular Risk Matters in Adult ADHD
ADHD is usually discussed in terms of attention problems, impulsivity and mental health challenges. However, growing evidence suggests that ADHD may also affect physical health.
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Understanding SYNGAP1 Encephalopathy: When a Single Gene Shapes Brain Development
Rare diseases often help us understand how the brain works. SYNGAP1 Encephalopathy is one such condition: a monogenic disorder, meaning that changes in a single
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Physical Exercise and ADHD in Adults: What Do We Know So Far?
Physical exercise is widely known to be good for our bodies. It lowers the risk of heart disease, improves mood, reduces stress, and even helps
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