For many years, it was understood to be a condition affecting only children. That was wrong. Adults suffer from it, too.

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD. That’s a children problem, isn’t it? Aren’t they supposed to somehow grow out of it? An adult, it turns out, can have a case of undiagnosed ADHD.

Adult ADHD statistics can help you understand who is most likely to get the disorder. Learn more about adult ADHD epidemiology.

Here are some subtle symptoms that you could have adult ADHD: “Some adults with ADHD struggle to keep track of tasks or items ...

A recent study suggested that more than 15 million U.S. adults — roughly 1 in 17 — have been diagnosed with ADHD.

Are you or your loved ones affected by ADHD? Untreated ADHD presents in adults in many different ways, such as interrupting and poor time management.

The basics of adult ADHD ADHD is a brain-based disorder characterized in children, adolescents, and adults by symptoms such as having difficulty sustaining attention, poor time management, tardiness, ...

Many adult ADHD studies may be built on shaky diagnoses—sometimes made by non-experts or not verified at all—casting doubt on ...

One in four American adults suspect they have ADHD, suggests a new survey. And in Canada, prescriptions for medication to treat ADHD in adults is also on the rise, even though people are ...

An adult brain with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may be more vulnerable to damage linked to dementia. That’s what a recent study from researchers in Switzerland has uncovered.

To understand ADHD in adults and the tips to manage it, OnlyMyHealth interacted with Dr SA Idrees, Consultant Psychiatrist, Manipal Hospital, Bhubaneswar.