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 Linköping-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 Ceará 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.
ADHD as a diagnosis of the times. Experts argue about where character ends and illness begins
The rising prevalence of ADHD diagnoses in both children and adults raises questions about whether the condition is over-diagnosed or if we are simply understanding its manifestations better than before.
Silent Enemy
The article discusses the detrimental impact of electronic devices on children, particularly their association with attention deficit disorders.
São Luís Airport offers new multisensory room to assist passengers with ASD and ADHD
São Luís International Airport has inaugurated a new multisensory room designed to enhance the well-being of passengers with special sensory needs, in line with federal guidelines for comfort and safety.
When the leg trembles due to ADHD symptoms, there is a reason behind it that others may not understand
Psychologist Juulia Järdvike highlights startling traits typical of individuals with ADHD and offers practical solutions for daily challenges.
Alton Towers restricts people with these conditions from disability pass queue
Alton Towers theme park has announced it will restrict access to its fast-track disability pass for visitors with certain conditions, including ADHD, anxiety, and autism.
ADHD is being diagnosed more often. Epidemic or trend? The doctor responds
The article discusses the increasing diagnoses of ADHD and features insights from Gavin Francis, a Scottish family doctor, on whether this trend is a public health epidemic or a fashionable phenomenon.
ADHD is not laziness, lack of sense, or fresh air: understand the brain that works differently
The article discusses the challenges faced by children with ADHD, emphasizing understanding and support from parents and educators.
There is a turmoil in schools that may mean a return to the local school for a boy from Espoo - and this is what his mother fears
An Espoo mother expresses her concerns as her son, who has ADHD and emotional handling challenges, faces potential reintegration into a local school after finding stability in a special education setting.
Seven out of ten students with learning problems, invisible to the system: 'Their grades were a silent scream'
Families affected by learning problems are denouncing a lack of public resources, with these issues increasing by 66% since 2017.
Victoria GPs to be trained to diagnose and treat ADHD in adults and children
The Victorian government will invest $750,000 to train 150 GPs to diagnose and treat ADHD, aiming to reduce wait times and costs for patients.
I and my two sons have autism, my husband has ADHD. Sometimes I scream for myself, says the "crazy house mom"
A mother discusses the challenges of raising her children with autism and her husband's ADHD, as well as her own struggles with autism and mental health.
Do vision problems correlate with ADHD? Scientists published the results of a large study
A study conducted in Israel suggests that various visual disorders may co-occur with later diagnoses of ADHD, analyzing over 665,000 individuals aged 5 to 30 who used Maccabi Health Services.
NHS limiting number of ADHD assessments despite soaring demand
The NHS has implemented restrictions on ADHD assessments in England, aiming to save costs despite rising demand, without communicating these limitations to GPs or patients.
‘I’ll never get over brother's death and it’s OK - we must stop pretending no one dies'
Dr. Alex George discusses the impact of his brother's death on his life and advocates for a more honest approach to grief in Britain while sharing his experiences with ADHD and OCD.
What after the ADHD diagnosis? "Without this, it is easy to get stuck at the stage of mere relief." Psychologist Anna Dudzińska explains
Psychologist Anna Dudzińska discusses the challenges people face after an ADHD diagnosis and emphasizes the importance of moving beyond just relief.
More heavy metals, more ADHD in childhood
The article discusses the correlation between heavy metal exposure and the prevalence of ADHD in children, suggesting that reducing metal exposure could improve processing speed and clinical outcomes for affected children.
‘People are desperate’: ADHD clinicians in England on a system in chaos
ADHD clinicians in England report a chaotic system as they face increasing desperation among patients and challenges in providing adequate care.
NHS ADHD spending over budget by £164m as unregulated clinics boom
The NHS is exceeding its budget for ADHD services by £164 million annually, largely due to a surge in unregulated private assessments, with total spending projected to over double existing budgets.
ADHD rarely comes alone. It is accompanied by eating disorders and anxiety, says psychologist
A psychologist discusses the common co-occurrence of ADHD with eating disorders and anxiety.
ADHD Extreme: Survival Struggle in the Bathroom
The author's mind operates in two extremes: Alert or Snooze, impacting her daily life significantly.
Our actress who is battling attention disorder revealed what she did to her husband and made many laugh: I wasn't even aware of it
Actress Buga Marija Šimić Milošev humorously shares her experiences living with ADHD in a video that highlights an amusing incident from her marriage, sparking conversation on mental health.
Children with ADHD: how to face a different way of learning?
The article discusses approaches to support children diagnosed with ADHD, emphasizing the importance of avoiding negative judgments and creating personalized study techniques.
How do ADHD medications really work? New study changes the paradigm
A new study challenges long-held beliefs about ADHD medications, suggesting that motivation, reward, and overall arousal play a central role in their effectiveness rather than just focusing on attention mechanisms.
Happy New Year in the Age of ADHD: When the Problem Is Not the Mind but the Feed
The article reflects on the changing perceptions of autism and ADHD in society, contrasting the past glorification of traits associated with genius with the current challenges posed by overwhelming digital feeds.
Mother of a boy with ADHD: I knew something was wrong since he was a baby
Maja, a mother diagnosed with ADHD, reflects on her complex journey of parenthood while raising her nine-year-old son with the same condition, emphasizing the challenges of understanding and combating stereotypes.
Mind blanking: what happens in the brain when we 'think of nothing'? Here is what scientists have discovered
This article explores the phenomenon of mind blanking, defining it as a real neurological state, and discusses its differences from focus and daydreaming, its potential links to ADHD and anxiety disorders, and its classification as a 'third state' of mind.
Tesla had symptoms of untreated ADHD combined with Asperger's syndrome and obsessive-compulsive disorder
The article discusses how Nikola Tesla exhibited symptoms of untreated ADHD alongside Asperger's syndrome and obsessive-compulsive disorder, as explored by academic Igor Rudan.
Hyperactivity is on the rise. Why?
The article discusses the significant increase in ADHD diagnoses over the past two decades, particularly in the US, while a new commission questions the validity of these diagnoses and treatments.
"They sell everything as trauma": how our emotional pain became a product
The article discusses how emotional pain and trauma are increasingly being commodified, referencing a diagnosis of Prince Harry with ADHD by Dr. Gabor Maté.
System misses children with ADHD. Why are they diagnosed only as adults? [MY PODCAST OF THE YEAR]
The podcast discusses the delayed diagnosis of ADHD, sharing personal insights from a conversation with Dr. Kowalczyk about the condition and the challenges faced in identifying it during school years.
In the Brain, There’s an Indian Highway or an Exploding Firework. How Women Live with ADHD
The article discusses the challenges faced by women with ADHD, often diagnosed later in life when they can no longer manage the demands of motherhood, work, and relationships, leading to severe emotional consequences.