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ADHD
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The author argues that there is an overdiagnosis of children with ADHD, suggesting that children are mistakenly diagnosed as ADHD when the real illness is epilepsy, hearing loss, Tourette's syndrome, and psychological distress, or some other trauma.
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The author argues that there is an overdiagnosis of children with ADHD, suggesting that children are mistakenly diagnosed as ADHD when the real illness is epilepsy, hearing loss, Tourette's syndrome, and psychological distress, or some other trauma.
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