Finnish researchers found that boys and girls ages 7 to 9 who were
born from September to December had an increased likelihood of receiving an
attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder diagnosis compared with peers in the
same grade who were born from January to April. However, the findings in The
Lancet Psychiatry didn't show an increased incidence of ADHD diagnosis among
those diagnosed at age 10 or older. MedPage Today (free registration)
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