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Gabriela Galvin

Study finds ADHD drugs lower risk of suicidal behaviour, car accidents, and crime

People with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are often well aware of the side effects of medication, including difficulty sleeping, loss of appetite, and irritability.

But a new study has identified other, longer term consequences. For people newly diagnosed with ADHD, the drugs are tied to a significantly lower risk of suicidal behaviour, alcohol or drug abuse, car accidents, and criminal activity.

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