ADHD medication linked to lower risk of suicidal behaviours, study suggests
The study, based on medical records of nearly 150,000 people in Sweden, suggests that attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) medication is linked to a significantly lower risk of suicidal behaviors, substance misuse, transport accidents, and criminality. The research indicates that the drugs could have benefits beyond helping with the core symptoms of ADHD. The findings imply that the medication may have a broader positive impact on the overall well-being and safety of individuals with ADHD. The study highlights the potential for ADHD treatment to have a wider range of beneficial outcomes, beyond just addressing the primary symptoms of the disorder.
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