Stimulants, Has been used the longest to treat ADHD and works very quickly, Behavior, One of the primary therapies for those diagnosed with ADHD, Low birth weight, Strongest environmental risk factor for ADHD, Males, ADHD is most often diagnosed in, Females, More likely to present inattentive behaviors, ADD, No longer an official diagnosis, and instead, falls under the ADHD umbrella, Inattentive symptoms of ADHD, Easily distracted, easily loses items, and does not give attention to detail., Hyperactivity/Impulsivity symptoms of ADHD, Always "on the go," very talkative, cannot stay in one place for extended periods of time, struggles with turn-taking, and is very fidgety., Hyperactivity, Presentation most common in preschool and elementary years, 7.2%, Percentage of children diagnosed with ADHD worldwide, 32%, Percentage of children diagnosed with ADHD who are treated with therapy as well as prescribed medication

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