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Study links ADHD to 48-58% higher risk of gastrointestinal symptoms

A large review finds people with ADHD experience significantly elevated rates of gut problems including IBS.

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What to know

  • A review of nearly 2 million people found individuals with ADHD face 48-58% higher risk of gastrointestinal symptoms and IBS.
  • The association has been reported across multiple medical and health science publications, suggesting consistent epidemiological findings.
  • Researchers characterize the pattern as striking and clinically significant enough to warrant medical attention.

Ivan Farkas Science journalist

How it unfolded 4 developments, newest first · click a bar or a number to jump articlesposts

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  1. 4

    ScienceAlert highlights pattern across nearly 2 million people

    ScienceAlert's Ivan Farkas published a report on the review encompassing nearly 2 million people, characterizing the association as striking. The outlet noted the findings warrant clinical attention.

    “The pattern is striking enough to warrant attention.”
    — ScienceAlert
    1. 1 outlet ADHD Linked to 48% Higher Odds of Gut Problems in Review of Nearly 2 Million People

      first by ScienceAlert, 1d ago

  2. 3

    Gastroenterology publication reports 50% increase in ADHD-related GI symptoms

    Gastroenterology Advisor added to coverage, reporting the 50% elevation in GI symptoms among people with ADHD.

    1. 3 outlets People With ADHD Experience 50% More GI Symptoms

      first by gastroenterologyadvisor.com, 1d ago · also Psychiatry Advisor, Clinical Advisor

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    Multiple outlets confirm ADHD-gut symptom link in large review

    Psychiatry Advisor and Technology Networks reported the association, with Technology Networks citing a 48% higher risk of gut symptoms. The reports indicate findings from a substantial epidemiological review.

    1. 1 outlet ADHD Linked to a 48% Higher Risk of Gut Symptoms

      first by Technology Networks, 2d ago

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    Study finds ADHD associated with elevated GI symptoms

    Clinical Advisor and Prevention publications reported findings linking ADHD to increased gastrointestinal problems, with Prevention citing a 58% higher likelihood of IBS among people with ADHD.

    1. 1 outlet Surprising Study Finds People With ADHD Are 58% More Likely to Have IBS

      first by Prevention, 5d ago