References
inflammation, ADHD
ACUTE INFECTIONS, INFLAMMATION
Immune activity marker level comparisons between adult healthy controls and adult ADHD patients: Y-axes represent analyte levels. The differences between groups were analyzed using nonparametric Mann–Whitney U test, and FDR-adjusted Differences in immune activity marker level between children and adults with ADHD at baseline. Confidence intervals (CIs) for treatment effects of Synbiotic 2000, compared to placebo and adjusted by sex, on immune activity marker levels. CIs were from analysis of covariance models for (SCFA level comparisons at baseline (Confidence intervals (CIs) for treatment effects of Synbiotic 2000, compared to placebo and adjusted by sex, on SCFAs. CIs were from analysis of covariance models among (Correlation analysis between levels of immune activity markers and SCFAs in ADHD. Spearman’s rank correlation coefficients for (Summary of the findings.Characteristics at baseline of participants with ADHD.Two persons were excluded from the study because of suspected acute infections based on high CRP (above 15 mg/mL) or SAA (above 10 mg/L) levels. No other person analyzed in this study had an obvious acute inflammation (their CRP levels were <15 mg/L). Results are given as median (25