Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children

Author: Du Yasong, Yu Dedi
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: In recent years, with the increasing academic workload and the "fast-foodization" of daily diets, more and more children have developed conditions such as myopia, obesity, and precocious puberty, which have affected their growth to some extent. Some parents, when faced with such situations, often feel overwhelmed, unsure of what to do, or resort to desperate measures. Based on our understanding, there is currently no specialized science popularization literature in the market specifically targeting common children's health issues for parents and teachers to choose from. In summary, this is the origin and our initial intention behind the "Prevention and Treatment of Common Childhood Diseases" series. The series consists of six books: "Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Children," "Childhood Obesity," "Childhood Accidents," "Precocious Puberty in Children," "Childhood Dental Diseases," and "Childhood Eye Diseases." The style is consistent with the "Prevention and Treatment of Common Diseases and Family Rehabilitation" series—simple and easy-to-understand language with lively and vivid illustrations. The books are published in large 32-page format with color printing and are reasonably priced. They are suitable for reference by parents and teachers as well as self-reading by upper elementary school students. To help the next generation grow better, we want to say to all parents and teachers who hope their children excel—beyond academics, health should also be a top priority. Children are the future, and caring for their healthy growth is a shared responsibility of both families and society. In recent years, with the increasing academic workload and changes in lifestyle and dietary habits, more and more children have developed conditions such as obesity, myopia, and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, affecting their healthy growth and causing distress for parents and teachers.