“Does recognizing the role of immune inflammatory processes change the way we think about ADHD?”

Exploring the ADHD-Inflammation Link Forward this email to a friend » View this email in your browser WITH SUPPORT FROM: Inflow PHYSICAL CONDITIONS Exploring the ADHD-Inflammation Link A growing body of research links ADHD to inflammatory and immune conditions ranging from asthma and rheumatoid arthritis to allergies and gut issues — and the link begs a larger question: “Does recognizing the role of immune inflammatory processes change the way we think about ADHD?” Answers to ADHD FAQs How fast have ADHD diagnosis rates been increasing, and why? I keep hearing that ADHD is a “gift” — what does that mean? | Two experts take on common (and frustrating) questions about ADHD » ADVERTISEMENT No, Stimulants Don’t Cause Substance Use Problems People with ADHD are at greater risk for using substances and for developing dependence. But research shows that treating ADHD with stimulants does not increase that risk. NEW ADHD RESEARCH ADHD + Sleep Apnea A new meta-analysis reveals relatively high rates (44%) of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) among children with ADHD. | Keep reading » FREE WEBINAR ON OCT. 13 On Living & Loving with RSD Alex Partridge talks about his later-in-life ADHD diagnosis and the real, crippling pain of rejection sensitive dysphoria. FREE WEBINAR ON OCT. 22 Body Language & Social Cues Practical guidance on processing facial expressions, tone of voice, and more to become a more confident communicator. FROM OUR SPONSOR: Feeling like your current ADHD management is missing something? You're not alone! Inflow is your ultimate sidekick — a multimodal approach designed by clinicians who've been there. We blend CBT tools, practical exercises, and community support to fill your management gaps. Take the ADHD traits quiz to start your Inflow journey.