Concerned about the increase in ADHD: The Health Directorate wants new guidelines
The Health Directorate in Norway is worried about the rising use of ADHD medications and plans to develop new guidelines in response.
Heartthrob Stories: She Breathes Him Trustfully
The article discusses various personal anecdotes and societal observations related to public figures such as Heidi Klum and Friedrich Merz in Germany.
Long flights with ADHD? A combination that works
The article discusses how to manage ADHD effectively during long flights.
Mum pays off ยฃ35k debt after impulse spending illness finally diagnosed
Georgie Howe, a 32-year-old mother, manages to pay off a ยฃ35,000 debt linked to impulse spending after being diagnosed with ADHD.
ADHD: 'Sleep' Brain Waves Disrupt Attention During the Day
Researchers have discovered that adults with ADHD experience disruptions from brain waves typical of sleep, which may help explain their attention difficulties.
Parents warned over ADHD danger of social media apps
A new study reveals that misleading social media posts about ADHD and autism may increase the number of young people misidentifying themselves with these neurodevelopmental conditions, prompting calls for improved information and content moderation.
Major warning issued as 'echo chamber' of false videos explodes on social media
A study reveals that a significant proportion of mental health and neurodivergence-related videos on social media platforms, particularly TikTok, contain inaccurate information, raising concerns about their potential harm to vulnerable individuals.
The ADHD clinic Psykiatrispecialisterna in Linkรถping is being shut down
The ADHD clinic Psykiatrispecialisterna in Linkรถping has been shut down due to serious health and safety risks for patients, despite a temporary stay of the closure pending an appeal.
Call the Midwife star opens up on shock diagnosis they kept secret for four years
Helen George from 'Call the Midwife' reveals her ADHD diagnosis, which she kept secret for years, in a new podcast episode.
Numbers released: One in nine primary school-aged boys take this medication
The usage of ADHD medications among primary school-aged boys in Finland has significantly increased, with 11% of boys and 3.8% of girls now using these medications.
One in nine elementary school-aged boys uses ADHD medication
The use of ADHD medication among boys in Finland has significantly increased, with 11% of elementary school-aged boys reportedly using such medication last year, compared to 4% of girls.
The brain of a person with attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder hibernates under mental stress
Australian researchers discovered that people with attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) exhibit unusual brain activity patterns during mental stress, resembling those of sleeping individuals.
Adult ADHD stimulant prescriptions are surging, and doctors are raising concerns
A new study highlights a significant rise in stimulant prescriptions for adults with ADHD, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic, prompting concerns from medical professionals.
Arvid, 26, dog under the psychiatrist's permission โ mother's demands
The mother of Arvid, a 26-year-old who struggled with mental health issues, speaks out about the inadequate psychiatric care he received before his death, highlighting systemic flaws in the mental health system in Norrbotten, Sweden.
Scientists identify differences in brain activity between adults with ADHD and without the disorder; see IMAGE
A new study indicates that adults with ADHD show increased sleep-like brain activity while awake, which may explain their challenges with sustained attention tasks.
Magnesii Literu may be awarded to Kateลina ล edรก or the book about people with ADHD
The article discusses the potential candidates for the Magnesii Literu award, including artist Kateลina ล edรก and a book focusing on individuals with ADHD.
Sanna has received thousands of euros for her children's ADHD: 'No one takes medication'
Sanna shares her experience of receiving financial assistance amounting to thousands of euros for her children's ADHD through Finnish welfare support.
ADHD is linked to other mental health issues. A new study suggests why
A new study from the University of Edinburgh reveals that teenagers with ADHD are more likely to experience anxiety and depression, largely due to factors like poor self-esteem and parental mental health.
DMP: Shortage of a Type of ADHD Medication
Norwegian health authorities report a shortage of low doses of atomoxetine, an alternative ADHD medication for patients who cannot use methylphenidate.
EERO VASAR: The Era of Amphetamines: Is Society Ready for the Dopamine Experiment?
The article discusses the rise of lisdexamfetamine use in Estonia and raises concerns about the societal implications of normalizing amphetamines as treatment for attention disorders.
Ryan Thomas shares life-changing health diagnosis - 'I still feel quite overwhelmed'
Ryan Thomas reveals his recent ADHD diagnosis and the challenges he faces while coping with it.
Inclusive education for children with different needs in schools still poses challenges
The article discusses the struggles faced in inclusive education for children with ADHD in Latvian schools.
Inclusive education for children with different needs in schools still poses difficulties
Inclusive education for children with different needs in Latvia is facing significant challenges, particularly in providing an accommodating learning environment for those with conditions like ADHD.
Renรฉ Dif Went on a Blind Date There. They Have Returned as a Couple in the Past 10 Years
Renรฉ Dif shares his journey of coping with ADHD while finding solace in audiobooks as a means to manage his condition.
The end of a long-known paradigm. ADHD medications work completely differently than previously thought
A new study suggests that ADHD medications may act primarily through motivation and reward mechanisms rather than just enhancing concentration.
Perimenopause arrives earlier in women with ADHD
A new study finds that women with ADHD may enter perimenopause up to 10 years earlier than those without the diagnosis.
Scientists have divided ADHD into three biotypes. The criterion was not symptoms, but the brain
Researchers have identified three distinct biotypes of ADHD based on brain structure rather than behavioral symptoms.
A Shelter Where 'Neurodiversity' Breathes [Voices of 6411]
The article discusses a shelter called 'Hand' where neurodiverse individuals can feel at home and explore their identities through cooking and community activities.
Study: Teen ADHD Symptoms May Predict Mental Health Issues in Adulthood
A study from the University of Oulu suggests that teen ADHD symptoms can be predictive of psychiatric disorders in adulthood, particularly highlighting increased risks of anxiety and depression in girls.
How Parenting Style Can Affect ADHD Symptoms in Children? New Study
A new study from Pennsylvania State University investigates how family routines and parenting styles impact ADHD symptoms and behaviors in school-aged children.
Sugar Does Not Make Children Hyperactive. So Why Do We Still Believe It?
The article examines the long-held belief that sugar consumption leads to hyperactivity in children and discusses the lack of scientific support for this claim.
Diagnosis Required to Get the Right Help in School
A new report highlights that less than half of children suspected of having ADHD or autism receive the necessary support without an official diagnosis.
Report: Large Differences in Care for Children with ADHD
A new report from Sweden's Socialstyrelsen reveals significant disparities in the healthcare provided to children with ADHD and autism based on their geographical location.
Getting an ADHD diagnosis may be easier, but will it make things better?
Australia is training general practitioners to make ADHD diagnoses and prescribe medications to better cope with the rising demand for ADHD services.
Are there missing diagnostic standards for ADHD in Poland? An eightfold increase in diagnoses
Poland sees a significant rise in ADHD diagnoses but lacks standardized diagnostic procedures, raising concerns among medical experts about the accuracy of these assessments.
Poorly regulated clinics in England are putting children with ADHD at risk, warn doctors
Doctors have raised concerns about private clinics in England that inadequately assess and prescribe medications for children with ADHD, emphasizing the need for better regulations and in-person evaluations.
Is there room for new election promises amidst a health reform?
The article discusses the challenges of making new election promises in Denmark while undergoing a significant health reform.
The breakthrough that ADHD patients have been waiting for? A new drug is already waiting for approval. Psychiatrist comments
A new ADHD drug called centanafadine is awaiting FDA approval and presents potential changes in treatment options.
IVO after the decision: "They must help the patients move on"
Sweden's health authority IVO has prohibited the Linkรถping-based company Psykiatrispecialisterna from operating due to health risks posed to patients, emphasizing the company's responsibility to assist them in finding alternative care.
Education in Bavaria: Demand for School Assistants is Growing Rapidly
The demand for school assistants in Bavaria is rising sharply due to the increasing number of students requiring support for various learning challenges.
The swimming hall's strict policy caused Jenni trouble: The boy couldn't swim - 'I don't know how to handle this'
Jenni Malmiaho faces difficulties accessing swimming facilities for her 7-year-old son with ADHD due to strict regulations.
Charlie Pickering on his ADHD, satire and the 'ludicrous' Trump era
In a recent segment of ABC's The Weekly, host Charlie Pickering discusses the light-hearted satirical portrayal of Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his dog, Toto, while subtly touching on serious themes like ADHD and political satire.
ADHD and Menopause: Scientists Discover a Relationship
Researchers have examined the impact of the perimenopausal period on women with ADHD, finding significant differences in symptom severity compared to women without ADHD.
Many Icelanders on ADHD medication lose their driver's license
Many Icelanders taking ADHD medication are losing their driver's licenses due to the presence of amphetamines in their blood and lack of proper documentation.
The overabundance of ADHD diagnoses harms children with high abilities
The increase in ADHD diagnoses may negatively affect high-ability children who have different needs than those with ADHD.
Children with ADHD Struggle More with Adult Life Problems
Teenagers with severe ADHD symptoms are at a higher risk of facing significant challenges in adult life.
Child with Tourette's and ADHD is expelled from school in Fortaleza, and public prosecutor tries to reverse the case
An 11-year-old boy with Tourette's Syndrome and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) was expelled from a private school in Fortaleza, leading the Cearรก Public Prosecutor's Office to intervene and demand his reinstatement.
Thousands boycott Alton Towers after 'disgraceful' autistic and ADHD visitors rule change
A proposed change in access rules for autistic and ADHD visitors at Alton Towers has ignited a significant public backlash with thousands signing a petition against it.
Paris Hilton in an Interview: "What we experienced through the gossip press was verbal abuse"
In a recent interview, Paris Hilton discusses her evolution from a reality TV stereotype to embracing her true self, highlighting the challenges posed by the media and her personal growth.
Is ADHD a matter of willpower? Why do people with ADHD react so strongly to criticism
The article discusses misconceptions surrounding ADHD, emphasizing its neurological basis rather than moral failing or lack of willpower.