September 19, 2006
ADHD Cases Linked to Lead, Smoke Exposure
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According to a new study headed by researchers at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, One-third of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder cases are linked to prenatal exposures to cigarette smoke or childhood exposures to lead. ADHD is a condition marked by impulsivity, poor concentration, and hyperactivity. About 2 million children in the US are treated for ADHD.
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