The lack of gender differences (p = 0.053) contrasts with some international literature suggesting higher ADHD prevalence in males ( 19 ), though this finding approaches statistical significance and may reflect the relatively balanced gender distribution in our sample or potential differences in symptom presentation and recognition between genders.
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Self-reported ADHD symptoms among pharmacy students: prevalence of positive ADHD symptom screening, academic correlates, and implications for educational support.
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