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I want a ppt on adhd..mention etiology, neurobiology, epidemiology, criteria and clinical features of each age group in short mainly mention the pharmacological and nonpharmacological management in detail ..make a ppt of it

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ADHD Comprehensive

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The file was successfully generated in the previous session. It contains 18 slides covering:
  1. Title slide
  2. Agenda (visual card layout)
  3. Epidemiology — prevalence, sex differences, comorbidities
  4. Etiology — genetic, neurological, environmental factors
  5. Neurobiology — brain circuits, DA/NE dysregulation, neuroimaging
  6. DSM-5 Criteria — full 9+9 symptom list, presentations, specifiers
  7. Clinical Features — preschool, school-age, adolescents, adults
  8. Pharmacological Management — overview, methylphenidate, amphetamines, non-stimulants, treatment algorithms for children and adults
  9. Non-Pharmacological Management — behaviour therapy, parent training, CBT, educational accommodations, lifestyle
  10. Monitoring & Special Populations — growth, cardiovascular, mental state, pregnancy
  11. Key Takeaways
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Generate a comparison chart: MPH vs amphetamines vs atomoxetine

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ADHD Medication Comparison

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It contains 3 slides:
Slide 1 — Full Comparison Table A structured 10-row × 3-column table comparing MPH vs Amphetamines vs Atomoxetine across:
  • Drug class & mechanism
  • Controlled drug status
  • Onset & duration of action
  • Efficacy (effect sizes)
  • First-line status
  • Key adverse effects
  • Cardiovascular risk
  • Use in substance misuse
Slide 2 — Clinical Selection Guide Three colour-coded cards (teal / purple / green) answering "When to choose which drug?" with practical indications and a clear ⚠ contraindication footer for each.
Slide 3 — Adverse Effect Profile A heatmap-style grid rating 15 adverse effects as Common / Uncommon / Rare / None across all three drugs — visually scannable at a glance.
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