Understanding ADHD: Brain Activity Differences in Children

The video discusses ADHD, a condition affecting learning and relationships. Researchers at King's College London use fMRI to study brain activity in children with ADHD, finding less activity in the right frontal lobe, which is crucial for inhibiting tasks. This research helps in understanding ADHD's physiological basis and aids in developing treatments.

Which area of the brain showed less activity in children with ADHD?

How can identifying the affected areas of the brain assist in treating ADHD?