This review covers (2nd Edition), authored by J. Gordon Millichap , a pediatric neurologist at Northwestern University Medical School. Overview of the Handbook

: Despite its scholarly roots, the book is noted for being well-organized and easy to read, making it a practical clinical tool.

: The text details the risks of comorbid conditions like learning disabilities, behavior disorders, tics, and headaches.

: It outlines how ADHD is diagnosed and explores various causes, including genetic and environmental factors.

: Reviewers from the Journal of Pediatric Neurology describe it as one of the most comprehensive resources available, noting its usefulness for anyone providing care to children with ADHD.

The handbook addresses several critical questions regarding the nature and treatment of ADHD:

: The handbook is praised for its neurological perspective, supported by MRI evidence and electroencephalographic data to explain the biological basis of the disorder.

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