ADHD News and Information: Research Studies & More

‘Back to Normal’ Sparks Equal Parts Relief & Unease in Adults and Children with ADHD

ADDitude’s 14th pandemic survey revealed a significant degree of re-entry anxiety, often paired with...

While stimulants are typically recommended to treat ADHD in young children, a new study suggests that...

Too much screen time has significant negative impacts on adolescents with ADHD, according to a new...

President Biden’s budget proposal for the 2022 fiscal year would boost IDEA funding for students with...

A new nonstimulant medication for ADHD from Supernus Pharmaceuticals called Qelbree has received FDA...

ADHD was associated with increased severity of COVID-19 symptoms and more frequent hospital referrals...

A review of international studies has revealed generally negative attitudes toward individuals ...

Among ADDitude readers, 26% of adults and children have received a formal ADHD diagnosis during the...

The effective treatment of ADHD — and its emotional symptoms, specifically — includes therapies like...

ADHD is linked to above-average unemployment, below-average pay, and an increased likelihood of...

Symptoms of inattention decelerate in a third of preschool students with ADHD, while hyperactive and...

Coming this spring is a series of 10 videos designed to help students with ADHD master...

Screen time and television use in adolescence are linked to ADHD symptoms in early adulthood,...

One year after the WHO pandemic declaration, nearly 37% of ADHD families are feeling more hopeful...

A recent study of personality factors in children with ADHD found that those with stronger social...