Gavin L. Brunsvold, G. Oepen, Edward J. Federman, Richard Akins
Abstract
ADHD, the most common diagnosis in child psychiatry, appears to be more challenging to diagnose and treat when there is a comorbid depressive disorder.
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ADHD, the most common diagnosis in child psychiatry, appears to be more challenging to diagnose and treat when there is a comorbid depressive disorder.
Key concepts: Depression (economics), Psychology, Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Psychiatry, Comorbidity, Clinical psychology, Developmental psychology, Macroeconomics