Can Omega-3 Supplements Help Children With ADHD? A New Study Finds 1 Modest Benefit

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A new study suggests that omega-3 supplements may provide a modest benefit in reducing ADHD symptoms in children. However, the effect was small and not sufficient to replace standard treatments. The findings highlight the need for further research on the role of nutrition in ADHD management.

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