The Rise of Self-Diagnosis: A Cautionary Tale of Online ADHD Quizzes At the end of last year, while researching a story, I stumbled upon an online quiz inviting me to test for ADHD — attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.It looked legitimate, appearing alongside an academic article I was reading. But after completing the questions, I was … Read more
People with ADHD Face Shorter life Expectancy, Study Reveals living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is already a daily challenge for millions worldwide. Now, groundbreaking research from University college London (UCL) suggests that individuals with ADHD may also face a considerably shorter life expectancy. the study,which analyzed health records of approximately 30,000 UK … Read more
Mom’s Genes: A powerful Influence on Intelligence The intricate dance between nature and nurture in shaping human traits is a captivating area of scientific inquiry. While we know that both genes and habitat play crucial roles, new research highlights a surprising influence: a mother’s genetic contribution to her child’s intelligence. Our genetic blueprint, inherited from … Read more
Cerebral Palsy Doesn’t Define Him: Personal Trainer Connor Johnstone Breaks Barriers Many would consider cerebral palsy a important obstacle to a physically demanding career. But connor Johnstone, a fully qualified personal trainer with a degree in sports science and a master’s in strength and conditioning, proves that perception wrong. He’s not only thriving in his … Read more
Understanding ADHD and Suicide Risk in children: A Delicate Balance Table of Contents Understanding ADHD and Suicide Risk in children: A Delicate Balance Seeking help and Support Navigating the complexities of ADHD: Understanding the Link to Suicide Risk in Children Misunderstandings and Mislabeling: Recognizing the Root Cause of Behavioral challenges The Need for Compassionate Care: … Read more