Beyond the ADHD Headlines: A Nuanced Look at Diagnosis, Drugs, and Daily Life
A recent New York Times Magazine article by Paul Tough raises questions about the increasing number of children diagnosed with ADHD and the long-term use of medication for the treatment of ADHD. While concerns about possible overdiagnosis of ADHD deserve careful attention, it is equally important to recognize that modern pressures — pandemic stress, relentless academic demands, and a digital culture that rewards constant multitasking — can unmask or worsen ADHD symptoms.
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