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The impending globalization of ADHD: notes on the expansion and growth of a medicalized disorder.
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- The text explains how ADHD has been increasingly medicalized and diagnosed not just in the U.S. since the 1960s but also across the world, with countries like the UK, Germany, France, Italy, and Brazil seeing a rise in ADHD diagnosis and treatment.
- It highlights key factors that promote this global spread, including the role of the pharmaceutical industry, Western psychiatric standards (like ICD and DSM), the internet with online screening tools, and advocacy groups.
- The discussion suggests that this trend of global ADHD diagnosis might indicate a broader pattern of medicalizing various health conditions worldwide.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@DJK508 @CortesAltoValor Esse aqui também toca no tema Conrad, P., & Bergey, M. R. (2014). The impending globalization of ADHD: Notes on the expansion and growth of a medicalized disorder. *Social Science & Medicine, 122*, 31–43. https://t.co/dcfutkWhTv
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@DJK508 @CortesAltoValor Esse aqui também toca no tema Conrad, P., & Bergey, M. R. (2014). The impending globalization of ADHD: Notes on the expansion and growth of a medicalized disorder. *Social Science & Medicine, 122*, 31–43. https://t.co/dcfutkWhTv
@Jessg85 @catek72 @benphillips76 Here is an actual scientific article. https://t.co/3ceYjtxzVb Quit being that asshole on Twitter who can't admit he was wrong.