As More Adults Seek ADHD Care, Primary Care Clinicians Are Tasked With Getting the Diagnosis Right

 ADHD in the News 2026-10-01


When psychiatrist Eunice Yuen, MD, PhD, sits down with a middle-aged patient at her practice, 1 in 5 will ask her to be evaluated for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). They don’t all end up meeting the criteria, but she’s noticed that the demand for diagnosis among these patients, who are primarily parents, has continued to increase in recent years.

View Article: JAMA Medical News, September 18, 2026




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