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. 2020 Jul 6;8(2):102–106. doi: 10.1016/j.ijpam.2020.06.002

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics and the risk of eating disorders of the attention deficit hyperactive disorder cases and healthy controls.

Characteristics Cases (N = 70) Controls (N = 140)
Continuous variables (mean ± SD)
Age (Years) 13.45 (2.77) 15.62 (3.36)
Body Weight (Kg) 52.61 (16.54) 70.45 (13.27)
Body mass index (BMI)(Kg/) 19.02 (5.93) 25.57 (4.70)
Mean EAT-26 score 15.27 (6.82) 15.19 (3.62)
Categorical variables (%)
Gender (Male) 74.29 74.29
Overweight 18.57 47.86
Obese 4.29 14.29
ADHD Type
  • Inattentive

24.29
  • Hyperactive-Impulsive

17.14
  • Mixed Type

58.57
Medication CNS Stimulants
  • Methylphenidate

38.57
ED Status as measured by EAT-26
  • Normal

68.57 87.86
  • At risk

31.43 12.14