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ADHD Weekly -- Could Environmental Toxins Contribute to ADHD Symptoms?

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Researchers continue to explore non-genetic causes of ADHD. Frequently, they research the possibility of environmental toxins affecting ADHD symptoms and in what way it could be happening.

Read "Could Environmental Toxins Contribute to ADHD Symptoms?" at bit.ly/Attntoxins to learn more.

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