A study of adolescents with ADHD found the same abnormalities in fatty acid levels as those found in young children with the disorder, but also suggested that this is not due to intake differences.
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E-mail this page to a friendFatty Acid Differences in ADHD NOT due to Intake, Study SuggestsA study of adolescents with ADHD found the same abnormalities in fatty acid levels as those found in young children with the disorder, but also suggested that this is not due to intake differences. |
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