Treatments for ADHD in adults: what works, what doesn't, and what we still do not know

The potential benefits and harms associated with available treatments for ADHD in adults are unclear, especially when considering different types of interventions. We conducted a systematic review and a series of component network meta-analyses of 113 studies with 14,887 participants to jointly evaluate the performance of medications, psychological treatments, and neurostimulation at 12, 26, and 52 weeks. We evaluated these treatments against a common comparator (pill placebo) in terms of how well they reduced ADHD symptoms according to self-reports and clinician ratings, their acceptability (any-cause discontinuation), tolerability (discontinuation due to adverse events), and their effect on emotional dysregulation, executive dysfunctions, and quality of life.

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