ADHD 'may be underdiagnosed in hundreds of thousands of adults', with over 65s most likely to have fallen through the cracks, claims new study

A recent study suggests that ADHD may be significantly underdiagnosed in hundreds of thousands of adults, with those over 65 being particularly overlooked. Researchers are urging for improved support and diagnostic efforts to address this gap, highlighting the need for better recognition and care for this often-misunderstood condition. The implications are vast, as effective diagnosis and treatment can greatly improve quality of life for those affected, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive healthcare strategies for aging populations.