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ADHS bei Erwachsenen

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Ob es ADHS auch bei Erwachsenen gibt, ist besonders fraglich. Bei sehr viel weniger Kindern als behauptet setzt sich ADHS bis ins Erwachsenenalter fort. Warum sich ADHS ins Erwachsenenalter fortpflanzt oder nicht und warum die Hälfte der Kinder auch ohne Medikamente „gesund“ wird, sind ungeklärte Fragen.

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Schmidt, HR. (2019). ADHS bei Erwachsenen. In: Ich lerne wie ein Zombie. Springer, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14130-1_11

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