A recent study conducted by a London-based institute has found that children diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are more likely to face social isolation as they grow up. The study, which examined data from a long-term twin study of over 2,200 British children, measured ADHD symptoms and social isolation at various ages through reports from parents and teachers. The results showed that children with increased ADHD symptoms were consistently at a higher risk of becoming socially isolated later in childhood, with those displaying hyperactive ADHD being at an eve ...   read more