‘Some Adults with ADHD Are Living Shorter Lives,’ Warns Study Author

As adult ADHD diagnoses increase, new research shows that adults with ADHD diagnoses may lead shorter lives. People with ADHD should receive the treatment they need to manage symptoms, improve quality of life, and help prevent early death.

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