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New research suggests ADHD may consist of three distinct brain-based subtypes, including a severe combined presentation associated with emotional dysregulation. For this episode of TechMobility Topics, I examine what these findings could mean for parents, educators, clinicians, and future approaches to diagnosis and treatment. I also explain why researchers caution that brain imaging is not yet ready to diagnose ADHD in individual patients, despite the promise these discoveries hold for more personalized care.
By TechMobility Productions Inc.New research suggests ADHD may consist of three distinct brain-based subtypes, including a severe combined presentation associated with emotional dysregulation. For this episode of TechMobility Topics, I examine what these findings could mean for parents, educators, clinicians, and future approaches to diagnosis and treatment. I also explain why researchers caution that brain imaging is not yet ready to diagnose ADHD in individual patients, despite the promise these discoveries hold for more personalized care.