Hyperactive and attention-deficit children have more impulsive aggression

Children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) show more impulsive aggressive behaviour related to self-control problems and depressive symptoms, reveals a study released today by the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Porto (FMUP). The study – which is part of a research project called M2Child – analysed 72 children between the ages of 6 and […]

Scientific paper on impulsive aggression in ADHD

The M2Child team published an article in Frontiers in Psychiatry exploring the mediating role of emotion dysregulation and depressive symptoms in the relationship between inhibitory control difficulties and impulsive aggression in children with ADHD. Access the article here.

Award for best communication at the 6th National ADHD Congress

On 12 and 13 October, the M2Child team was in Lisbon for the 6th National ADHD Congress organised by the Portuguese Attention Deficit Society (SPDA). On the 13th, Sofia Marques, a lecturer at the Institute of Psychology and Educational Sciences at Universidade Lusíada – Norte (Porto) and a researcher at the Centre for Research in […]

Dissemination of results at the 6th National ADHD Congress

On 12 and 13 October, the M2Child team attended the 6th National ADHD Congress organised by the Portuguese Attention Deficit Society (SPDA). On the 12th, Sofia Pinto presented, in poster format, the results of her master’s thesis, which she defended on 15 September, titled ‘Diet and inflammation in Portuguese children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: a case-control […]

Dissemination of the results of review article at the 5th National ADHD Congress

On 10 and 11 November, the M2Child team attended the 5th National ADHD Congress organised by the Portuguese Attention Deficit Society (SPDA). On the 11th, Sofia Pinto, a nutritionist from the M2Child team, presented the results of the review article, of which she is first author, titled ‘Eating Patterns and Dietary Interventions in ADHD: A […]

Research team studies children’s hyperactivity

Hyperactivity and attention deficit in children may be related to a dysfunction in the microorganisms of the human body. The research is being carried out by an i3S team that wants to understand the relationship between the microbiome and the evolution of certain diseases. See the RTP news segment here.