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My understanding is that people with ADHD have different brain structure to people without.

If this is the case, why isisn't the difference of brain structure used to diagnose ADHD, rather than a series of questions relating to behavioral symptoms?

My understanding is that people with ADHD have different brain structure to people without.

If this is the case, why is the difference of brain structure used to diagnose ADHD, rather than a series of questions relating to behavioral symptoms?

My understanding is that people with ADHD have different brain structure to people without.

If this is the case, why isn't the difference of brain structure used to diagnose ADHD, rather than a series of questions relating to behavioral symptoms?

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If ADHD is caused by a brain structure, why isn't analysis of brain structure used to diagnose it?

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If ADHD has is caused by a brain structure, why isisn't analysis of brain structure used to diagnose it?

My understanding is that people with ADHD have different brain structure to people with outwithout.

If this is the case, why is the difference of brain structure used to diagnose ADHD, rather than a series of questions relating to behavioral symptoms?

If ADHD has is caused by a brain structure, why is brain structure used to diagnose it?

My understanding is that people with ADHD have different brain structure to people with out.

If this is the case, why is the difference of brain structure used to diagnose ADHD, rather than a series of questions relating to behavioral symptoms?

If ADHD is caused by a brain structure, why isn't analysis of brain structure used to diagnose it?

My understanding is that people with ADHD have different brain structure to people without.

If this is the case, why is the difference of brain structure used to diagnose ADHD, rather than a series of questions relating to behavioral symptoms?

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