Tag: adultadhd
Breaking Down Gender Bias in ADHD Assessment and Diagnosis
Introduction Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is widely recognized as a neurodevelopmental disorder, but its diagnosis and treatment have been historically gendered. The issue of gender bias in ADHD means that women are often underdiagnosed or misdiagnosed. While the gender gap in ADHD diagnosis has reduced over the years, women still face significant barriers in…
Ant McPartlin Opens Up About Late ADHD Diagnosis and Its Impact on His Life
In an eye-opening revelation, Ant McPartlin, widely recognized as one half of the popular TV duo Ant and Dec, has candidly shared his struggles with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), which went undiagnosed until he was 43 years old. This disclosure came after a challenging period in his life, including a highly publicized drink-driving incident…
Navigating Adult ADHD through Psychoeducation
Published on 25/01/2024 in BMC Psychiatry Latest scoping review suggests establishing a understanding of psychoeducation for Adult ADHD and involving them in the development.. Highlights 1. The scoping review identified 10 studies out of 2121 records that focused on psychoeducation interventions for adults with ADHD, with most studies conducted in Europe in a group format.…
Clinical Potential of Polyphenols for ADHD
Published on 26/01/2024 in International Journal of Molecular Sciences Key Points However, further research is needed to establish the clinical potential of polyphenols, particularly in adult populations, and to explore different types of polyphenols. Building the Case: Polyphenols for ADHD This systematic review explored the potential use of polyphenols as innovative therapeutic strategies for the…
Diagnostic Delays: When Waiting Room Time Feels Eternal
What is diagnostic delay? The time between first acknowledgement of symptoms to final diagnosis. What are the various types of delays? 🔶PRIMARY DELAY:At the level of patient before first contact with Health provider 🔶SECONDARY DELAY:After contact with health care provider to actual correct diagnosis What has the latest research on diagnostic delay in ADHD and…
PNRS Approach Unveils Brain Dysconnectivity in ADHD
Neuroscience study published by researchers of Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, Oregon, USA suggests widespread dysconnectivity in ADHD brain. Objectives Researchers aimed to address the challenges of identifying replicable neuroimaging correlates of ADHD by focusing on the cumulative effects of resting-state connectivity across all brain networks. In simple terms, this study looked at how…
Puzzle of Age: Cognitive Decline or Missed ADHD?
As we age, it’s natural to worry about memory loss and cognitive decline. However, George Keepers, MD, Chair and Professor of Psychiatry at Oregon Health Sciences School of Medicine, suggests that Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) could play a role in some cases. This overlap between ADHD and aging raises important questions about how we…
Trivializing ADHD: The Buzz Word Bane
In recent times, it has become increasingly common for people to dismiss Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and other mental health conditions as mere quirks or exaggerated symptoms. This attitude, fueled by celebrities and social media, trivializes the real struggles faced by millions of individuals who live with these conditions every day. In a latest…
Join Reddit AMA Tomorrow!
Reddit AMA Announcement: Dr. Purnoor Kaur MD (Health Journalist, Public Health Physician, ADHD advocate)@RadicalMedico will be joining us on @Reddit for an AMA on Saturday. She will be responding to your questions at 5 PM.https://t.co/OizeJ1EEIK — Adult ADHD India (@adultADHDindia) January 26, 2024
Battling the Tempest: Adult ADHD in Women
There has been a misconception in comprehending ADHD in women. The typical image associated with ADHD is often that of a boy unable to sit still and constantly engaging in disruptive behavior. However, a recent systematic review indicates that despite available evidence, women are still frequently misdiagnosed. Role of Social Expectations Social expectations, as elucidated…
