Morning Rounds: August 24-31
This week's roundup covers new data on cardiometabolic risk in patients with serious mental illness and ADHD, alongside a pipeline update on a new indication for an already-approved drug. Policy developments include a milestone in the anticipated US adult ADHD guidelines from APSARD and a landmark settlement over social media's impact on teen mental health.
Other Articles in this Edition
Why Adolescents With ADHD Need Better Transitions to Adult Care
ADHD and Disability Linked to Greater Risk for Substance Use Among College Students
Genetic evidence confirms ADHD symptoms cause poorer academic performance in kids
Untreated ADHD nearly doubles risk of motor vehicle crashes, new meta-analysis finds
How attention deficit hyperactivity disorder shapes sexual experiences
ADHD may have a surprising creative advantage
ADHD is not a myth – and it cannot be prayed away (Opinion)
How severe illness during pregnancy sometimes alters neurodevelopment
Dissociation Isn’t Always a Trauma Response
Researchers investigate complex impact of mental health discussions on TikTok
