The 5th World Congress on ADHD
Anna Backman
Hosting more than 1,600 delegates from 64 countries, the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, set on the beautiful Clyde River in the former docklands of Glasgow, was the venue for the biennial World Congress on ADHD: From Child to Adult Disorder. The 5th congress, held on 28–31 May 2015, offered a plethora of events, including research and education seminars, meet-the-expert sessions, large plenary talks, research consortia, young scientist sessions, guided poster tours and hot topic sessions.
ADHD in practice 2015; 7(2): 27–29
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