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Playing video games does not cause ADHD, but researchers have found important links between ADHD and gaming disorder.
Video Game Addiction: Signs, Risk Factors, and ADHD Links
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Parenting Children and Teens with ADHD
VIDEO GAME ADDICTION
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Video Game Addiction: Signs, Risk Factors, and ADHD Links
Billions of people play video games worldwide. Only a very small subset exhibits disordered, out-of-control behaviors. Learn about the rare but real "gaming disorder" recognized by the World Health Organization — and why ADHD increases the risk.
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