Children's Hyperactivity / ADHD Research

By InterStaars Research
October 5, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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InterStaars Research

Posted October 5, 2016

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Posted October 5, 2016

Concerned for your child/children with Hyperactive Characteristics or ADHD?

Our study Aims to test whether a new computer-based training program can help improve attention skills in babies who have a family history of hyperactive characteristics or ADHD.

Parents will be rewarded with a total of ?80 worth of shopping vouchers for their time, as well as potentially improving the attention skills of their child and therefore reducing the risk of them developing ADHD at an older age.

If your baby is under 14 months old and you are interested in our study, please visit out website: staars.org/interstaars

Or alternatively you can find us on Facebook:

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Or Twitter:

@InterStaars

You can also email me for more information, on [email protected]

Thanks very much!

Catherine

(Assistant Researcher for the Babylab at the Centre for Brain and Cognitive Development, London)

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