Adhd Treatment Options
Two psychiatrists in Britain say the lack of resources for adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder could have serious consequences for patients and society. A recent study found that up to four percent of adults in Britain have ADHD, but there are only a few clinics that treat the disorder. Psychiatrists say that people with untreated ADHD can be prone to aggression, hyperactivity, and forgetfulness.
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