Nearly Half of Children with ADHD Have Sleep Apnea: New Study

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A new study found that nearly 44% of children with ADHD also have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), highlighting a significant overlap between the two conditions. The research suggests that treating OSA through procedures like adenoidectomy can lead to improvements in both sleep and ADHD symptoms. The findings emphasize the importance of addressing sleep issues in children with ADHD to manage their symptoms more effectively.

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