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The Science MB 10/21/26 The Science MB 10/21/26

Three types of ADHD? What the brain-scan study found

A JAMA Psychiatry study sorted children with ADHD into three groups by brain structure. Here is what it found, how it differs from the three types you may already know, and what it can’t tell us yet.

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The Science MB 9/21/26 The Science MB 9/21/26

Is drumming good for kids with ADHD? What the studies cover

Drum lessons keep showing up in headlines about ADHD. The studies are smaller, and about different kids, than the headlines suggest. Here is what the research covers, and why drums may be worth trying anyway.

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The Science MB 9/21/26 The Science MB 9/21/26

Focus audio: what the research shows about 60 bpm music, binaural beats, and brown noise

The playlists, the beats, the noise: what each one is, and what the studies actually found.

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The Science MB 9/21/26 The Science MB 9/21/26

Why humans can't help syncing to a beat

Entrainment is one of the oldest tricks in physics and one of the most reliable things a human brain does. The story starts with two clocks on a beam in 1665.

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The Science MB 9/18/26 The Science MB 9/18/26

Drumming and autism: what the strongest studies found

The best drumming research ever run was done with autistic teens, and it exists partly because the drummer from Blondie spent his last two decades helping scientists study his instrument.

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The Science MB 8/30/26 The Science MB 8/30/26

What 15,677 research records say about rhythm and ADHD

Where the evidence is strong, where it's promising, and where it's still young. The short version of our Science page.

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