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Eating patterns and risk for overweight in children with Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD)

Children with ADHD may be at increased risk for overweight. Although meal skipping, frequent snacking, and excessive consumption of foods high in fat and sugar have been associated with both a tendency toward obesity and poor behavioral symptoms, the link between ADHD and excess weight is poorly understood. We examined BMI distribution and eating patterns in children with different types of ADHD: combined Inattentive/Hyperactivity (IH; n=13) vs. Inattentive (I; n=8). A retrospective chart review of children with ADHD treated at the