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July 18
ADHD Medication Choice Was Never About Which Works Better ADHD ADHD Medication Choice Was Never About Which Works Better The first yearlong head-to-head trial of the two leading ADHD stimulants found no difference in symptom control. The difference that matters shows up on the scale, and it puts parents,…
July 17
One Dose, Every Day: Why ADHD Care Overlooks the Menstrual Cycle ADHD One Dose, Every Day: Why ADHD Care Overlooks the Menstrual Cycle New UK research is measuring how ADHD medication effectiveness shifts across the menstrual cycle. Here is what the first systematic study found, and the question every parent of a teen… What Makes AI Chatbots Feel Safe to Teens Also Makes Them Risky ADHD What Makes AI Chatbots Feel Safe to Teens Also Makes Them Risky 1 in 5 teens now turn to AI chatbots for mental health advice, and most never tell a parent. What safety testers found when they simulated a struggling teen is…
July 16
ADHD More ADHD Medication Is Not Better, and 113 Trials Prove It A 113-trial Lancet Psychiatry study found that ADHD medication benefits plateau at specific doses. Beyond that ceiling, side effects rise without added benefit. Here is what the data means at…
July 14
ADHD ADHD Traits Appear Three Times More Often in Distance Runners A 2026 study screened 601 endurance runners and found ADHD traits at nearly triple the general adult rate. What the coverage leaves out is what that gap says about the… ADHD Courts Revived Tylenol ADHD Lawsuits, But Science Still Shows No Link A federal appeals court revived 500+ Tylenol suits Monday. Coverage treated it as a scientific story about ADHD and autism. The JAMA study of 708,020 pregnancies published two weeks earlier…
July 10
What 100,000 UK Disability Claims Say About Identifying ADHD Early ADHD What 100,000 UK Disability Claims Say About Identifying ADHD Early UK data shows 100,207 young adults on ADHD disability benefits — up 40% in nine months. A Lancet study of 3.5 million records finds ADHD recorded at 1.19% against a… ADHD ADHD Stimulant Misuse Dropped But the Shortage Hurt Real Families A new FDA-commissioned study found ADHD stimulant misuse fell sharply since 2016. The same years produced the worst medication shortage in recent history, with 71.5 percent of patients unable to… ADHD Prescription Scrutiny Is Pushing ADHD Telehealth Toward Coaching and Therapy Federal enforcement forced telehealth ADHD providers to pivot toward coaching and therapy. For parents, the striking part is not the crackdown—it is how long the evidence backed exactly this approach. ADHD Prescription Scrutiny Is Pushing ADHD Telehealth Toward Coaching and Therapy Federal enforcement forced telehealth ADHD providers to pivot toward coaching and therapy. For parents, the striking part is not the crackdown—it is how long the evidence backed exactly this approach.