People With ADHD Are Living Shorter Lives, Study Finds
“The evidence that people with diagnosed ADHD are living shorter lives than they should is extremely concerning, and highlights unmet support needs that require urgent attention,” the scientists wrote in their paper, published Thursday in The British Journal of Psychiatry.
Study finds big life expectancy deficit in adults with ADHD
The ranges were 4.5 to nine years for men and 6.5 to 11 years for women, according to the researchers, who have published their observational study in the British Journal of Psychiatry and conclude that adults with an ADHD diagnosis "are living shorter lives than they should."
A new study shows the disparities — largely along lines of race, class and geography — have nearly doubled since 2000.
Life expectancy gaps in the United States have widened dramatically over the past two decades, with disparities across racial ...
Across more than 3,000 US counties, vast geographic differences with a widening gap were registered between the least and ...
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Life expectancy in the Gaza Strip has been nearly cut in half (-46.3%) since the current war began in October 2023, according ...
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