Press Review
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Playing to strengths boosts wellbeing in ADHD adults and swimming enhances brain connectivity in kids – Press Review 10 October 2025
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Key Takeaways New research indicates that leveraging personal strengths significantly boosts wellbeing in adults with ADHD neurodivergence. Physical activity, such as swimming, positively influences brain connectivity in children with ADHD, according to recent studies. Adults with ADHD show greater wellbeing…
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ADHD Awareness Month highlights diverse experiences and adult diagnoses surge in fast careers – Press Review 9 October 2025
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Key Takeaways October 2025 marks ADHD Awareness Month, with increased focus on the spectrum of lived experiences and a sharp rise in adult diagnoses, especially among professionals in fast-moving careers. 🚩 Top story: ADHD Awareness Month 2025 highlights diverse experiences…
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UCL study links adult ADHD to lower lifespan and AI assistant launches for neurodivergent professionals – Press Review 6 October 2025
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Key Takeaways A new UCL study highlights that adults with ADHD may have a reduced lifespan of 9 to 11 years. UCL research finds adults with ADHD may live up to 11 years less than their peers. Finnish study reports…
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ADHD Empowerment Month highlights global focus and new research confirms unique attention processing – Press Review 5 October 2025
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Key Takeaways October marks ADHD Empowerment Month, with rising global awareness and new research enhancing understanding of neurodivergent attention processing. This ADHD press review for 5 October 2025 covers key developments shaping ADHD narratives and support tools. Top story: ADHD…
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NIH funds ADHD medication effect study and Scotland calls for ADHD support reform – Press Review 4 October 2025
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Key Takeaways Top story: NIH awards $3.7 million to study how ADHD medications affect substance use among young people. New research identifies a link between childhood allergies, hearing loss, and increased ADHD risk. Scotland calls for a complete overhaul of…
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Indiana University wins $3.7M NIH grant for ADHD medication impact study and new research links early treatment to positive brain development – Press Review 3 October 2025
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Key Takeaways Indiana University has secured a $3.7 million NIH grant to explore how ADHD medication influences substance use. This leads today’s ADHD news review for 3 October 2025. The coverage spotlights global neurodivergence, early intervention research, and technology tools…
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Adult ADHD diagnoses surge beyond childhood stereotypes and AI tools now tailored for neurodivergence – Press Review 2 October 2025
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Key Takeaways Wider recognition of adult ADHD is reshaping public awareness. Diagnoses are rising as understanding moves beyond childhood stereotypes. Adult ADHD diagnoses are increasing as the focus expands past childhood and traditional preconceptions. AI tools are now designed specifically…
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UK research highlights hypercuriosity in ADHD and Stanford warns on rapid medication – Press Review 1 October 2025
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Key Takeaways Top story: UK study reframes hypercuriosity as a unique advantage for ADHD students and professionals. Stanford researchers urge caution on rapid ADHD medication in preschoolers, citing developmental risks. New Zealand announces broader ADHD diagnosis access starting February 2026,…
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NIH awards $3.6M for ADHD medication prediction and AI tools transform ADHD workflows – Press Review 30 September 2025
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Key Takeaways On 30 September 2025, this Press Review highlights significant developments in ADHD research and tools, including a $3.6 million NIH grant to predict which children benefit most from specific ADHD medications. Top story: NIH funds a $3.6 million…
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New Zealand law lets GPs diagnose ADHD and NIH funds childhood brain study – Press Review 29 September 2025
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Key Takeaways Top story: New Zealand law enables GPs to diagnose ADHD without specialist referral starting February 2026. NIH allocates $3.6 million to study childhood ADHD brain activity and diagnostic patterns. Tech: AI apps gain traction as daily productivity tools…
