Up to 70% of adults with ADHD have at least one co-occurring condition, with mood disorders like anxiety and depression being the most common

Understanding the ADHD-mood disorders overlap Forward this email to a friend » View this email in your browser CO-OCCURRING CONDITIONS The ADHD–Mood Disorders Overlap Up to 70% of adults with ADHD have at least one co-occurring condition, and mood disorders like anxiety and depression are the most common. Understand the shared neurobiological underpinnings that help explain the high prevalence » On ADHD Medication & Addiction A history of substance abuse often precludes a patient with ADHD from receiving a prescription for stimulant medication, but new research suggests that withholding treatment may do more harm than good. Subscribe to ADDitude magazine or give a gift subscription and get instant access to our eBook, How the ADHD Brain Works!  Subscribe now »  Complementary Treatments for ADHD: A Guide In an ADDitude survey of more than 11,000 caregivers and adults with ADHD, we asked about medication as well as complementary approaches. Here are your ratings and reviews » NEWS Centanafadine Receives FDA Approval The norepinephrine, dopamine, serotonin reuptake inhibitor and central nervous system stimulant may improve anxiety and mood as well as symptoms of ADHD. FREE WEBINAR ON AUG. 18 ADHD & Inflammation Learn about ADHD's associations with immune system and inflammatory conditions such as asthma and allergies. FREE WEBINAR ON AUG. 25 Gut Health and ADHD Understand how gut imbalances and inflammatory signaling may affect the brain systems involved in ADHD.