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People With ADHD Face a 70% Higher Risk of Early Death. This Seems to Help

A large review finds that ADHD is linked to a higher risk of dying from any cause, but also that treatment can lower this risk.

Tarun Mottlia

Via Gizmodo

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People With ADHD Face a 70% Higher Risk of Early Death. This Seems to Help
Image: A close-up of a bottle of Adderall, a common treatment for ADHD. © Alex Di Stasi via Shutterstock

Living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder can exact a heavy toll on people’s health and longevity. Research out this week, however, shows that timely ADHD treatment may claw back some of those years.

Scientists at the University of Liverpool in the UK and others examined the medical literature on ADHD. They found that having ADHD was associated with higher mortality rates, but that people taking ADHD medication were less likely to die early than those who went untreated. Though more…

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