Scientists study hand movements for ADHD clue

 Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center partnered with Baltimore’s Kenny Krieger Institute for research on children with ADHD. Research found that children’s impulsive hand movements control ability may have insight on brain-based differences of the ADHD children. Different studies showed that ADHD children had twice the amount of unintentional extra movements showing that actions and behavior may be unintentional as well.Read the full story here.

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center partnered with Baltimore’s Kenny Krieger Institute for research on children with ADHD. Research found that children’s impulsive hand movements control ability may have insight on brain-based differences of the ADHD children. Different studies showed that ADHD children had twice the amount of unintentional extra movements showing that actions and behavior may be unintentional as well.

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