The research study: https://t.co/Dslxcm5hMw
Hyperactive Child Syndrome and Estimated Life Expectancy at Young Adult Follow-Up: The Role of ADHD Persistence and Other Potential Predictors.
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Discussions emphasize the seriousness of ADHD's long-term effects, with posts referencing research data, expert opinions like Barkley's work, and debates about treatment rights and social implications, reflecting high interest, agreement, and engagement without overstating immediate impact.
The discussions show broad consensus that the research indicates significant long-term impacts of ADHD on life expectancy, with many referencing specific studies and expert opinions like Barkley's contributions.
The posts demonstrate high interest through mentions of detailed study findings, expert insights, and the importance of ADHD treatment and research, indicating engagement with the topic.
Several discussions delve into different aspects of the research, mentioning adverse effects, treatment implications, and ethical issues, suggesting deep engagement.
Posts highlight potential policy implications, treatment considerations, and social awareness, signifying the study's relevance to public health, even if no one claims immediate revolutionary change.
Abstract in brief
- Children diagnosed with ADHD Combined Type (ADHDC) experience a significant reduction in their estimated life expectancy (ELE) by about 9 to 8.4 years compared to children without ADHD.
- The persistence of ADHD into adulthood is associated with an even greater decrease in life expectancy, around 12.7 years, highlighting the long-term impact of ADHD.
- Factors such as executive function in daily life, test-based executive function, IQ, and other individual traits help explain variations in ELE, with childhood ADHD diagnoses being a strong predictor of reduced life expectancy in later years.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@kate_hemion @ADDYSASC @WomenAdhd @ADHDFoundation @ADHDSheppey @adhdireland Dr. Russell Barkley has studied this and released his research in 2019. https://t.co/ti7XwHtSiw
@PhilGrimley Yep I'm planning on referencing them a at end of thread. #ADHD https://t.co/qx5pvM2Uk4
@taipan168 Just for info, a little source material (TL;DR - between 8 and 13 year reduction in life expectancy with uncontrolled ADHD) - this is a study from probably the leading expert on ADHD (Barkley). https://t.co/UYgFJxoDwE https://t.co/rQDFpwXHcb
@ACurrentAffair9 And some more robust evidence. Recent research review on stimulant medication and #ADHD https://t.co/J22doqRVHG Recent research into the long-term effects of untreated ADHD https://t.co/P8o6UYLXLl
3 ¿Cuántos pacientes no reciben tratamiento adecuado y a cuántos ha afectado esta psiquiatra? teniendo en cuenta que el TDAH aumenta el riesgo de adicción o de cometer crímenes y reduce esperanza de vida. (10/11) https://t.co/J1pn7ATDn4
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Hyperactive Child Syndrome and Estimated Life Expectancy at Young Adult Follow-Up: The Role of ADHD Persistence and Other Potential Predictors journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
@19Nimbus @mightbeautistic The study that’s behind this terrifying claim is awful (thankfully) It’s not based on real life data - they used estimates from a basic life expectancy calculator Its on a teeny tiny sample size Nothing can be concluded from this! https://t.co/mLbkknhphC
@William26013957 @BetterOff2024 @sweetser_kyle JUST looking at ADHD, the reduction of life expectancy is 9-13 years. https://t.co/TcH4JccY3W
@yacineMTB -10 years life expectancy https://t.co/On0qusNFiO
@taipan168 Just for info, a little source material (TL;DR - between 8 and 13 year reduction in life expectancy with uncontrolled ADHD) - this is a study from probably the leading expert on ADHD (Barkley). https://t.co/UYgFJxoDwE https://t.co/rQDFpwXHcb
@hubermanlab Thank you for covering this topic. The life expectancy for people living with untreated ADHDs is early 40s. Multiple modalities are needed, and medication is important. https://t.co/AhDdf4beEz
@psychgeist52 @peterkinderman @EtoileViolette And also to both of you: https://t.co/QER5TOZ2kg Whatever professional and research conversations are in progress about ADHD aetiology, public health risk is severe and real. Dismissing ADHD diagnosis is not helpful. Improving it would be a better use of our resources.
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The research study: https://t.co/Dslxcm5hMw
@PhilGrimley Yep I'm planning on referencing them a at end of thread. #ADHD https://t.co/qx5pvM2Uk4
Por cierto @zoerobledo, la falta de medicamentos adecuados es discriminatorio y afecta el derecho a la salud; en especial porque personas con TDAH sin tratar tienen una menor esperanza de vida y mayor riesgo de terminar en prisión #TDAH #discriminacion https://t.co/eH0n0HBxCW
3 ¿Cuántos pacientes no reciben tratamiento adecuado y a cuántos ha afectado esta psiquiatra? teniendo en cuenta que el TDAH aumenta el riesgo de adicción o de cometer crímenes y reduce esperanza de vida. (10/11) https://t.co/J1pn7ATDn4
@lzocean @ADHDdesigner The primary source is linked from there (https://t.co/yUyfHPMozN), but I haven't found a freely available fulltext link. Barkley has done more recent work on this though. Maybe there's something more accessible.
RT @CHADD_ADHD: @kate_hemion @ADDYSASC @WomenAdhd @ADHDFoundation @ADHDSheppey @adhdireland Dr. Russell Barkley has studied this and releas…
@kate_hemion @ADDYSASC @WomenAdhd @ADHDFoundation @ADHDSheppey @adhdireland Dr. Russell Barkley has studied this and released his research in 2019. https://t.co/ti7XwHtSiw
@tygpaseliberal https://t.co/uwE5BlLvpE finns tex den här studien. Russell A Barkley som har varit med och skrivit studien och är ADHD-forskare har pratat mycket om det här.
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@ACurrentAffair9 And some more robust evidence. Recent research review on stimulant medication and #ADHD https://t.co/J22doqRVHG Recent research into the long-term effects of untreated ADHD https://t.co/P8o6UYLXLl
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