See me, Len Adler, and David Goodman discuss the clinical care of adults with ADHD:  adhdinadults.com/cme-adhd-modul…

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US study reveals concerning disparities in ADHD diagnoses among youth. This research highlights the need for systemic changes in policy and clinical care to address persistent inequities. Read more: adhdevidence.org/blog/inequitie… #health #equity #accessibility

Large sibling study reveals the intricate links between ADHD and other psychiatric disorders, and genetics play a key role. Peak into the complex interplay of genes and environment here: adhdevidence.org/blog/swedish-c… #ADHD #PsychiatricResearch #Genetics

Here is my commentary on a series of CDC meta-analyses about environmental risks and ADHD. Is there a pathway forward? bit.ly/3x6qN70

People with ADHD are at increased risk for headaches and some medications for ADHD increase that risk. adhdevidence.org/blog/meta-anal… #ADHDResearch #ChildHealth

Digital hope or high-tech hype? This study delves into the effectiveness of computerized cognitive training for adults with ADHD. Read more about the team's cautious recommendation on weighing the training's benefits: adhdevidence.org/blog/two-new-m… #ADHDResearch #DigitalHealth

A Chinese study exploring non-pharmacological treatments for ADHD in kids reveals promising results, but does the methodology of this study check out? Find out in today’s blog: adhdevidence.org/blog/meta-anal… #ADHD #Metaanalysis #mentalhealthresearch

Fact or Fiction: In a world of information overload, misinformation about ADHD is thriving online. Our latest blog delves into the consequences of misinformation and includes tips to help you navigate online content: adhdevidence.org/blog/combating… #medialiteracy #adhdinfo

We all know that exercise can have major health benefits for everyone, but did you know that physical activity may have specific benefits for kids with ADHD? Explore the insights from a comprehensive study: adhdevidence.org/blog/meta-anal… #ADHD #ChildDevelopmenr

Can ADHD medication be a protective factor against child abuse? The latest population study suggests a significant impact. Read more here: adhdevidence.org/blog/nationwid… #ChildSafety #MentalHealth

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Just published!  Our meta-analysis shows that for people with diabetes having ADHD is associated with higher HbA1c and increased acute diabetes-related complications authors.elsevier.com/c/1ie9NcOiQVdhk

In a study of 3,284 U.S. secondary schools, stimulant therapy for ADHD was linked to a significant increase in nonmedical use of prescription stimulants. Individual-level factors were also associated with higher odds of NUPS. These findings emphasize the need to consider…

This US study may help to dispel concerns linking stimulant therapy for ADHD to later illicit stimulant use like cocaine or methamphetamine. Contrarily, it suggests a potential protective effect: read more on our blog! #ADHD #ADHD treatment adhdevidence.org/blog/study-of-…

Join Drs Faraone, Adler and Goodman for a CME roundtable discussing the role of non-stimulants in the treatment of ADHD and comorbid mood disorders:  adhdinadults.com/cme-page-the-r…

Join Drs Faraone, Adler, and Goodman for a CME roundtable discussing the role of non-stimulants in the treatment of ADHD and comorbid anxiety disorders: adhdinadults.com/cme-page-the-r…

As ADHD medications are more frequently prescribed during pregnancy, this study offers reassuring findings. Read our blog for more info on this study that provides important insights for pregnant people weighing the benefits of medication against potential risks. #ADHDMedication …

Do childhood and adolescent cancer survivors face a higher risk of ADHD? This study explores the link. Learn more about the implications for long-term care and the importance of early mental health interventions: adhdevidence.org/blog/meta-anal… #CancerSurvivors #ADHDResearch …