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Adults diagnosed with ADHD have a 'mild' form of the disorder, researchers say

Daily Mail 1 min read 13 hours ago

Experts found those diagnosed after the age of 18 have fewer additional health conditions and a lower genetic risk of developing the disorder than under 17s.
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