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ADHD symptoms may reflect a brain shifting toward overly synchronized activity, study suggests

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psypost.org↗ ADHD symptoms may reflect a brain shifting toward overly synchronized activity, study suggestsThe brain may work best near a tipping point between disorder and excessive synchrony. A new study suggests ADHD symptoms could reflect individual differences in where each person’s brain operates…

PsyPost reports that a study in Translational Psychiatry found adults with ADHD showed stronger long lasting patterns in brain activity than neurotypical adults, and that these patterns tracked symptom severity. Researchers at the University of Helsinki measured brain activity with magnetoencephalography in 70 adults, 34 with an ADHD diagnosis and 36 without, during rest and two attention tasks. The study was correlational and cannot show that the brain patterns cause symptoms.

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