Meeting 24-hour movement guidelines linked to better school functioning in children with ADHD
Bioengineer.org
Meeting all three 24-hour movement guidelines regarding physical activity, screen time, and sleep is associated with significantly improved school functioning in children, including those with ADHD and learning disabilities. Specifically, children who adhere to these combined behavioral targets are nearly four times more likely to demonstrate strong school performance compared to those who meet none of the recommendations. However, even with optimal daily habits, children with co-occurring ADHD and learning disabilities still exhibit lower school functioning than their peers, indicating that lifestyle interventions must be complemented by clinical and educational support.
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