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Moving the ADHD history to: adhdhistory.com

Posted by gdnf on June 21, 2011
Posted in: ADHD. Tagged: ADD History, ADHD History, adhdhistory.com, George Still, The history of ADHD.

 

We have transfered the ADHD History to the specialized site: The History of ADHD

The ADHD History starts back in 1798 with the first known medical recording of the symptoms by Alexander Crichton.

The next part is from 1902 by Sir George F  Still.

The Lancet, Sir 1902 George F Still

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    • The History of ADHD part 1: 1798
    • Alexander Crichton
    • The Lancet 1902

 

 

 

 

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