ADHD in children linked to stress and depression during pregnancy

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ADHD in children linked to stress and depression during pregnancy

According to the latest research women who are depressed or severely stressed during their pregnancy have a greater chance of having children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. It has been known till now that ADHD is largely inheritable but now it comes out that antenatal anxiety could contribute to 15 per cent of cases of the behavioural condition in children.

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smartbrief.com — “Australian researchers said children born to women who experienced three or more stresses such as job loss and relationship problems during pregnancy had an increased risk of behavioral problems. The study in the journal Development and Psychopathology did not find a similar link when the mothers s--” View full resource at smartbrief.com