JAMESTOWN – More and more adults are getting diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
According to a new study released last week, the rate of adults facing an ADAD diagnosis has climbed significantly over the last decade.
In fact, 43-percent more adults were diagnosed with the disorder over the 10-year period.
The study’s senior author says it’s likely the clinical community now realizes ADAD isn’t just a childhood issue; and says the rise in cases is because it’s being diagnosed more often not because cases are increasing.
The study didn’t examine what happened after an adult was diagnosed with an attention disorder.
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