"Wait, I struggle with deadlines and concentration too!" Social media is leading more and more people to wonder if they ADHD. TikTok videos play no small role in this trend, new research suggests.
A new study finds that nearly half of the most popular ADHD videos on TikTok share misleading claims that don't match official diagnoses. The study, published Wednesday in PLOS One, explored TikTok's ...
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Mom goes viral showing life with and without ADHD medication - sparking debate over who medication really affects
A simple side-by-side video of a mom on and off her ADHD medication has exploded across social media, turning a private ...
Women are diagnosing themselves with ADHD after watching trending TikToks and experts have mixed opinions. Getty Images Women are diagnosing themselves with ...
Only one in five TikTok videos on ADHD is rated as helpful in a study. Scroller beware. Source: Kindel Media / Pexels The contemporary view of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is that ...
Katelyn Polich, 24, joined TikTok on a whim. But when COVID-19 swept the country and her bartending job was put on pause, she found herself spending more and more time on the app. Among viral dance ...
More than half the claims made in popular TikTok videos about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) don’t align with clinical guidelines – which could lead to some people incorrectly ...
TikTok's most popular videos on ADHD are as likely to misinform viewers as they are to provide helpful hints, a new study says. More than half the claims made in the ...
A new study found that social media is causing kids’ attention to drop. Researchers at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden and ...
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