Living with ADHD means being sensitive to noise that others might barely notice. That’s why I recently tested Loop Earplugs, which are designed to filter out distracting background sounds rather than fully blocking everything out. They’re perfect for use in offices, cafes, or even at home when I need to concentrate. What stood out during my […]
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For anyone managing ADHD, distractions can be a major challenge, both during work and rest. One gadget I found incredibly helpful is the White Noise Machine. This device produces consistent background sounds, like ocean waves or fan noise, which help block out sudden noises and distractions that typically derail my focus. I personally tried the LectroFan
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In recent years, a powerful grassroots movement has emerged across high schools and colleges nationwide—led by neurodivergent students themselves—advocating for more inclusive, supportive, and understanding educational environments. Students with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and other neurological differences are organizing, sharing their experiences, and demanding schools embrace the full diversity of human brains. One inspiring example comes
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For many women, discovering they have ADHD no longer happens only during childhood or formal clinical evaluations. Increasingly, the social media platform TikTok is playing a transformative role in raising awareness and helping women identify ADHD in themselves—sometimes for the first time in their adult lives. TikTok’s ADHD content has become a vibrant and powerful
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New studies continue to shed light on ADHD in adults, highlighting increasing diagnosis rates and shifting treatment paradigms. A recent nationwide study from Finland found that adults with ADHD tend to reduce their use of antidepressants after starting ADHD-specific treatment, underscoring the importance of accurate diagnosis and tailored therapy. Another major finding is the recognition
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New studies continue to shed light on ADHD in adults, highlighting increasing diagnosis rates and shifting treatment paradigms. A recent nationwide study from Finland found that adults with ADHD tend to reduce their use of antidepressants after starting ADHD-specific treatment, underscoring the importance of accurate diagnosis and tailored therapy. Another major finding is the recognition
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2025 is proving to be a breakthrough year for ADHD treatment innovation. New ADHD medications, including novel non-stimulants and advanced delivery systems, are nearing approval to offer more effective symptom control with fewer side effects. For instance, drugs like Azstarys, which combines dexmethylphenidate with a prodrug for smoother delivery, and Qelbree (viloxazine), a non-stimulant effective
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Save Big: Top Deals for ADHD Tools & Resources This September! In September 2025, several retailers are offering substantial sales and discounts on helpful ADHD products—including guides, books, and assistive technology. Here are a few deals worth checking out this month: 1. Books & Guides at ADD Warehouse ADD Warehouse has markdowns on a variety
In April 2025, The New York Times Magazine published a provocative article titled “Have We Been Thinking About A.D.H.D. All Wrong?” that is stirring important conversations in the ADHD community, among clinicians, researchers, and families alike. With ADHD diagnoses reaching record highs, the story challenges long-held assumptions about the condition, its causes, and how it
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Medication Prescribed Too Quickly for Young Children with ADHD, New Study Finds A new Stanford Medicine-led study has brought to light a concerning trend in how preschool-aged children diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are treated. According to the research published in JAMA Network Open, many young children—specifically 4- and 5-year-olds—are being prescribed ADHD
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