A new study has found that adults with ADHD experience brief episodes of brain activity resembling sleep while awake, which is linked to difficulties with concentration and an increase in errors. These findings could help in developing new methods to improve attention.
A new large-scale study has shown that a brain stimulation device approved for treating ADHD in children is safe, but did not produce significant improvement in symptoms compared to a placebo. The authors emphasize the importance of rigorous clinical trials before the widespread adoption of such methods.
Researchers from Stanford have proposed an innovative way to support attention in ADHD—by amplifying the everyday sounds of routine actions. This approach helps increase mindfulness and reduce distractions without the use of medication.