ADHD Linked to 71% Higher Mortality Risk, Medication May Reduce It

• A review published in JAMA Network Open found that ADHD is linked to a 71% higher risk of early death.
• People with ADHD who take prescription medication may see a reduction in this risk.
• The study analyzed data from 19 observational studies involving 16 million people.
• The review suggests that treatment for ADHD could mitigate the increased mortality risk.
• The findings were corroborated by multiple reputable sources including Fox News, Gizmodo, and MedPage Today.