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How Common Is Adhd?

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Researchers say about six percent of kids between the ages of 5 and 11 have developmental coordination disorder (DCD)--a condition linked to ADHD that can make kids clumsy. The condition is identified by motor skills problems, such as having trouble manipulating utensils or tying shoelaces. About 30 percent of DCD children have language and speech problems as well. Experts say the disorder started being identified 10 years ago, which means many parents may not be aware of it.

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