The Latest Breaking News from ADHD

Early screening for neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism is important to ensure children have the support they need to gain the essential skills for daily life. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that all children be screened for developmental delays, with additional screening for those who are preterm or have…

It’s difficult to predict the response to stimulants such as Ritalin and Vyvanse. Experts say treatment should be tailored for the individual

Edward finds it annoying when Fran is on her phone while they watch things. Fran says it’s because of her ADHD. You decide who gets shut down

An analysis of more than 3.6 million mother-child pairs has found children born to obese mothers have double the risk of developing autism and ADHD.

The study revealed that about 59% of women with partners who have ADHD showed depression, with symptoms ranging from mild to severe.

Each year, the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre at UNSW Sydney surveys hundreds of people who regularly use drugs in Australia to understand trends in substance use around the country.

Taking high doses of medications for ADHD, particularly amphetamines is linked to more than five times the risk of developing psychosis or mania.

Novel research found taking high doses of amphetamines like Adderall put users at five-times higher risk of psychosis.

Researchers found higher diagnosis of ADHD in children born in July and August, but also explain the reason for this and why they don't find it surprising.