Weekly Research Updates for May 11, 2024
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- 00:00 Introduction and my awesome Dad Jokes
00:48 Risk of TBI in people with ADHD compared to their siblings
03:35 Comparing atomoxetine (ATX) alone to ATX with parent training
06:47 Comparing stimulants and nonstimulants on measures of executive functioning in ADHD
08:23 Does ADHD medication reduced the risk for criminal offending in ADHD teens?
10:57 Does adhering to medication improve outcomes in teens with ADHD compared to those who do not adhere to taking medication
13:00 Thanks and conclusion
13:23 Conclusion
Research Discussed in the Video
Risk of traumatic brain injury among patients with ADHD and their unaffected siblings
PC Wu, SJ Tsai, JW Hsu, KL Huang, TJ Chen, TL Pan… - Pediatric Research, 2024
www.nature.com/articles/s4139...
Analysis of the Efficacy of Atomoxetine Hydrochloride Combined with Psycho-Behavioral Modification Therapy in the Treatment of ADHD in Children
N Li - Journal of Clinical and Nursing Research, 2024
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The Effects of Chronic Administration of Stimulant and Non-stimulant Medications on Executive Functions in ADHD: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
F Isfandnia, S El Masri, J Radua, K Rubia - Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 2024
www.sciencedirect.com/science...
ADHD medication adherence reduces risk of committing minor offenses in adolescents
PT Rosenau, A Dietrich, BJ van den Hoofdakker… - Journal of Child Psychology …, 2024
acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com...
Short-and Long-Term Outcomes of Suboptimal Medication Adherence in Adolescents with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: A Systematic Literature Review
S Abdallah, E Church, JB Levin, A Chela, M McVoy - Journal of Child and Adolescent …, 2024
www.liebertpub.com/doi/abs/10...
Research Not Discussed in the Video
ADHD classification with cross-dataset feature selection for biomarker consistency detection
X Meng, Y Chen, Y Gao, D Geng, Y Tang - Journal of Neural Engineering, 2024
Mendelian randomization analyses reveal causal relationships between brain functional networks and risk of psychiatric disorders
C Mu, X Dang, XJ Luo - Nature Human Behaviour, 2024
Electroencephalogram-Based ConvMixer Architecture for Recognizing Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Children
M Feng, J Xu - Brain Sciences, 2024
ADHD Patients with Suicidal Behaviour: Risk Factors, Comorbidities, and Clinical Profile: A Naturalistic Exploratory Study. Brain Sci. 2024, 14, 437
B Diaz-Piedra, J Sadek - 2024
Exploring the relationship between admixture and genetic susceptibility to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in two Latin American cohorts
NG Rodríguez, I Briceño-Balcázar, H Nicolini… - Journal of human genetics
… In Combination With Subcutaneous Immunotherapy For The Treatment Of Multiple Allergies Associated With Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: A Case Report …
B Ding, Y Lu - Frontiers in Pharmacology
Effects of rope skipping exercise on working memory and cardiorespiratory fitness in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Z Huang, L Li, Y Lu, J Meng, X Wu - Frontiers in Psychiatry
Long-term cardiovascular risk associated with treatment of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in adults
A Holt, JE Strange, PV Rasmussen, N Nouhravesh… - Journal of the American …, 2024
EXERCISE IN ADULTS WITH ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
C Hanbury-Brown, PMA AM, DM Inskip, DM Ogrodnik… - Journal of Clinical Exercise …, 2024
A narrative review of the effects of psychoeducation on children and adolescents with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
A Syed, HAE Morandini, P Barbaro, P Watson, P Rao - Psychology in the Schools, 2024
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder And Its Relationship To Risk-Taking Behavior Among Adolescents With ADHD During The Covid-19 Pandemic
DJAS Ahmad, DE Majdley - Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 2024
Evaluating Effectiveness of Group Intervention Working on Executive Function for Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A Prospective Observational …
MH Lim, BH Ching - Malaysian Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 2024
The role of cognitive disengagement syndrome in non-suicidal self-injury among adolescents with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
B Ergül, BE Alan - Early intervention in psychiatry
Prevalence of comorbidity of autism and ADHD and associated characteristics in school population: EPINED study
J Canals, P Morales-Hidalgo, N Voltas… - Autism research: official journal of …
Parenting Stress in Autistic and ADHD Children: Implications of Social Support and Child Characteristics
A Pardo-Salamanca, E Rosa-Martínez, S Gómez… - … Developmental Disorders, 2024
Insane to think how many of us are subscribed to this. This impact this mans having almost in just his spare time
We come for the knowledge but stay for the dad jokes. If you listen closely, you can actually hear us at 0:30.
Ha love the soundboard claps for the dad jokes 🤣
Great summarization of papers- thanks for the time you spent discussing this!
Hello Dr Barkley, did you see the aurora borealis? There’s a chance for the next 24+ hours if you missed it.
You made me laugh a lot with the dad joke section this time, thanks! Stay safe, as always incredible work!
I’ve been reading your book about adult adhd, and it’s helping me understand myself a lot more, as are the videos of your lectures online. Thank you Dr Barkley! ❤️
Based on watching my children (one diagnosed, one is only 4 and shows traits but so far does not show impairment) even if the sibling of the diagnosed ADHD child is symptom free they are likely to get a TBI due to their sibling’s impulsive behavior around and toward them.
I wondered if it might be due to the parents possibly having ADHD (Strong genetic link) and therefore being more likely to behave violently towards their children (alas, ADHD and violence are correlated).
@@s.m.4948 I have ADHD and like many parents with ADHD I am not violent with my children. My children often hurt each other unintentionally, playing too rough or simply being impulsive or not being aware of their surroundings.
Example; they were tossing Squismallows together this weekend and my youngest got knocked back by a giant squishmallow and hit her head on the thankfully rounded edge of her bed this weekend. They don’t beat each other up but we still try to do separate things with each child on weekends and evenings to avoid accidental injuries.
The other explanation for teens not adhering to their stimulants vs. adhering makes me wonder if also permissive rather than authoritative parenting was at play here. Very interesting. From personal experience with my own ADHD teens and being an ADHD resource specialist, I find hands down parents who's teens are ruling the house and making their own medical decisions, like not consistently taking meds, very very often overaccommodate, and permissively parent. So in that case I wonder if those parents whos kids are inconsistent with meds are getting the recommended parent behavior training which is so critical to ADHD teen treatment. There's so much involved here... :)
Parents could also have ADHD, causing both looser parenting and less med support
In my experience when I got a TBI I got rejected and couldnt advocate against it well enough on my own.
Thank you for your updates. I get consistent high-quality value from what you do.
I loved that joke. It took me a few seconds. 😂
Can you explain me please? I'm not a native. Tks
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Can this TBI finding be extended to adults with AD/HD?
Yes
On the first finding regarding an increase in instances of TBI in children with ADHD and an increase in siblings compared to the population, I am reminded of something you once mentioned in a lecture regarding structural brain development and how structures like the cerebellum or basal ganglia have a genetic basis to it. Is it possible that this may be a contributor to the instances of subclinical symptoms as it pertains to the cerebellum and basal ganglia's role in balance, coordination, motor control, procedural memory, and proprioception? I also wonder if the undertaking of riskier physical behaviors of children with ADHD is adopted by siblings as they interact with each other in the play environment. Just some thoughts.
Thank you!
Are there any studies on alternative management for adhder's that medication does not work for? What is suggested for them to manage appropriately?
Some people go on Wellbutrin as an alternative even if off label.
Be careful with Wellbutrin if you’ve ever had a TBI. I had small seizures on it. The doctor thought they were just panic attacks. Clearly they were not. They felt like explosions in my head. Quite frightening.
@@JChucker- the VA also avoids atomoxetine because of one or more papers that suggest it doesn't work for those with TBI issues - or at least they did the last time I checked.
Guanfacine is also a nonstimulant option. If you are going total lack of medication, there are little tweaks, like exercise and diet and therapy, but generally, less effective. Consensus statement does have minor positives for omega 3 in the diet, avoiding artificial coloring and some others, I think.
As I have often said, you are a Godsend to those of us dealing with ADHD/ADD. I am a Biblical Counselor and I specialize in Marriage and family with an emphasis on children and adults with Neurodivergent disorders. I have several Counselees who are taking Bupropion. Most of them say that they can focus better and sleep better than when taking stimulants. Do you have any information on this, and if so could you speak about it?
There is enough research now to prove that it is effective but the manufacturer does not intend to get FDA approval for use in ADHD. Nonetheless, it can still be prescribed off label by a physician for ADHD. The drug does target dopamine like stimulants but also other neurotransmitters and so also seems helpful when anxiety or depression are comorbid conditions. That’s for the suggestion to discuss it further. Be well and thanks for watching.
Could it be that people with ADHD are less likely to be hospitalised for TBI than their siblings because they are less likely to seek treatment?
By chance is there any research that shows diet playing a role in curbing or having an effect some ADHD issues? Like higher protein or fat, etc. sugar free
I need help, and how to get that help.
If ADHD becomes acquired through tbi... How does that affect their offspring?
it shouldnt right? outside of the impacts of behavioral change when nurturing the child
Presumably a parent of the adhd children would also likely have adhd, which may explain childhood accidents, too?
For the first study it sounds as if they have found a result of increased child abuse, impacting both adhd children and non adhd children in the family.
I am wondering how TBI looks in countries other than China, with differences in the amount of automobile ownership and similar. Americans have four times the amount of per capita automobile ownership.
I am also seeing statistics saying Americans just have a lot more TBIs in general compared to the Chinese - this both could be a data tracking issue, but also an impact of automotive ownership and the like.
So, just generally, this might be underestimating how often TBI comes with ADHD, by a lot, in other countries with different cultures and finances.
I thought the answers would be " cuz there's no-body there" 😏 definitely makes the party easier
I currently can’t study anything #Shambles