A large study of over 330,000 UK adults has revealed that those diagnosed with ADHD face significantly reduced life expectancy, with women losing up to 11 years and men up to 9, compared to matched individuals without the diagnosis.
Children with ADHD may face a greater risk of developing unhealthy eating habits later in life, according to a new study. Researchers found a significant increase in fast-food consumption in early adulthood among those with childhood ADHD, but no similar...
A novel virtual reality test has shown promise in identifying adult ADHD by tracking attention, eye movement, and behavior in a simulated seminar room.
Adults with ADHD who engage in long-term music practice may gain cognitive advantages, according to a new study published in Psychological Research.
A large-scale genetic analysis finds that ADHD can alter immune cell traits, while some immune cells may also play a role in ADHD development.
People with ADHD symptoms report more frequent, repetitive, and less positive involuntary memories in daily life, according to a new study.
Researchers have found a strong link between adult ADHD and increased dementia risk, raising new questions about how attention disorders affect brain health in old age.
Adults with ADHD symptoms are over twice as likely to report distressing sexual issues, according to new research. Problems with orgasm and emotional regulation appear to be key factors.
Microdosing LSD has no clear benefit for ADHD, according to a new placebo-controlled clinical trial published in JAMA Psychiatry.
A large Dutch study reveals that overlapping genetic factors, not ADHD itself, explain why many children with ADHD also face reading and math challenges.
Subtle motor difficulties in children are linked to white matter structure, but a new study suggests these brain differences are not unique to ADHD.
Women in relationships with ADHD-diagnosed partners face higher depression and lower life quality. However, regular self-care and health-promoting activities may help mitigate these negative effects.
A new study shows a significant rise in ADHD diagnoses among working adults. Almost 14% report a lifetime diagnosis, with higher rates in younger adults and women.
Stimulant medication improves both phonological and visuospatial working memory in children with ADHD, with the strongest effects seen when higher physical activity levels accompany memory tasks.
New research reveals both genetic risk and childhood maltreatment are linked to adult ADHD. Genes may also shape a child's environment, increasing the likelihood of maltreatment, potentially via early ADHD symptoms.