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Latin adde (add)
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Stanford and Hynd (1994) found that Children with ADD have been found to be more disabled academically and cognitively than those without ADD.
Co-Occurrence of Attention-Deficit Disorder and Learning Disability: ... by Arnold, Mit / Journal of Instructional Psychology
A landmark study published in 1990 revealed adults with ADD use glucose, the brain's main energy source, at a lesser rate than adults without ADD.
MARTIAL ARTS CAN FIGHT EFFECTS OF ADD by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
5 million American children (three times as many boys as girls) who have been diagnosed with ADD.
Ritalin-free kids by Ullman, Robert / Mothering
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