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ADHD Linked to Shortened Life Expectancy in Study of British Adults

ADHD Linked to Shortened Life Expectancy in Study of British Adults
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  • Adults with ADHD in the UK face reduced life expectancy, women lose 6.5 to 11 years.
  • Study compared 30,029 UK adults with ADHD to 300,390 without to assess impact.
  • ADHD affects more than attention; it influences long-term health and life outcomes.
  • Significant under-diagnosis of ADHD exists among UK adults.
  • Risky behaviors and poor lifestyle choices in ADHD sufferers lead to early deaths.
  • Access to mental health support for UK adults with ADHD is limited.
  • Experts advocate for better ADHD diagnosis and treatment to improve life expectancy.
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