Tag: ADHD
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Darragh Kenny Provisional Suspension Shakes Irish Show Jumping Scene
Overview of the Case Irish show jumper Darragh Kenny has been placed on provisional suspension by the Fédération Équestre Internationale (FEI) following a positive test for a banned substance. The International Federation confirmed that the substance falls under Class S6 (stimulants) on the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) prohibited list. The suspension is described as provisional…
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Spring cleaning and wellbeing: the psychology of decluttering
How spring cleaning links to wellbeing Spring cleaning isn’t just about shedding dust; it’s a cultural ritual that many people associate with renewed energy and clearer living spaces. But the effect on wellbeing isn’t automatic. Researchers and clinicians suggest that the benefits depend on how we approach decluttering, our relationship with possessions, and the emotional…
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Does Spring Cleaning Help Your Wellbeing? Unpacking the Psychology of Decluttering
Introduction: Why decluttering matters for wellbeing Spring cleaning isn’t just about tidying a space. For many people, including those with ADHD or anxiety about clutter, the act of decluttering can influence mood, stress levels, and daily functioning. Researchers and clinicians point out that our relationship with possessions is deeply personal—tied to memories, identity, and our…
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Does Spring Cleaning Boost Wellbeing? The Psychology Behind Decluttering
Does spring cleaning really improve wellbeing? The idea of a fresh, tidy home as a shortcut to better mood isn’t new. Yet the psychology behind decluttering helps explain why some people feel lighter after clearing a space while others feel overwhelmed by the task. For many, including those with ADHD or anxiety, the relationship with…
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Genetic Links: ADHD/Autism Linked to Heart Disease Risk
Genetic risk for ADHD and autism may influence heart disease risk A landmark genetic analysis suggests that people with a higher genetic predisposition to attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may face an increased risk of certain heart diseases. By aggregating data from 14 studies and applying Mendelian randomization, researchers aim to move…
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Genetic Links Between ADHD/Autism and Heart Disease Revealed
Overview: genetic predisposition for ADHD and autism and heart health A new meta-analysis suggests that a genetic predisposition for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is linked to an increased risk of certain heart diseases. Researchers aggregated data from 14 studies employing Mendelian randomization, a method that uses genetic variants to infer causality…
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Genetic Link: ADHD and Autism Raise Heart Disease Risk
Genetic predispositions and heart health: what the study found A comprehensive analysis of genetic data suggests that people with a genetic predisposition to attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may face an increased risk of certain heart diseases. The study, which combines results from 14 separate investigations and was published in a…
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Late-diagnosed autism may be a different form, study finds
New evidence on late-diagnosed autism PARIS — A large international study published in Nature suggests that autism diagnosed later in life could be a distinct form of the condition, different from autism identified in early childhood. The research, carried out by scientists from Denmark, the United States and other countries, focused on whether cases diagnosed…
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Late-Diagnosed Autism May Be a Different Form, Study Finds
Late-diagnosed autism may be a different form, study finds A large international study suggests that autism diagnosed later in life could represent a distinct form of the condition, separate from autism identified in early childhood. The research, published in Nature, analyzed thousands of individuals from Denmark and the United States to explore whether late diagnoses…
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Late-Diagnosed Autism Could Be a Different Form, Large Study Finds
New findings on late-diagnosed autism Autism diagnosed later in life may represent a distinct form of the condition, according to a large international study published in Nature. Researchers compared genetic data from thousands of individuals diagnosed with autism in early childhood with those diagnosed much later, often after age 10. The results challenge the traditional…