Weekly Research Updates for June 15, 2024
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- 00:00 Introduction and Dad Jokes
00:35 How to use Google Scholar to be notified of all ADHD research published each wek
02:31 Practice recommendations for prescribing stimulants to children with ADHD
04:40 Risk of valvular heart disease in patients taking methylphenidate
07:29 Exposure to mosquito repellents in early childhood and increases in ADHD behavior
09:53 Comorbid ADHD in women with premenstrual dysphoric disorder
12:06 Sleep disturbance and low melatonin in children with ADHD
15:12 Relationship of Vitamin D levels in mothers and children and risk for ADHD
18:26 Conclusion
Research Discussed in the Video
Practice Pearls for Stimulant Treatment of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Youth
DL Stutzman, JA Dopheide - The Journal of Pediatric Pharmacology and …, 2024
doi.org/10.5863/1551-6776-29....
Use of methylphenidate and reporting of valvular heart disease: Global pharmacovigilance analysis in children and adults
E Ayme-Dietrich, F Kaguelidou, G Bertschy… - … and drug safety, 2024
DOI: 10.1002/pds.5814
Association between early-life mosquito repellents exposure and ADHD-like behaviours
C Zhou, W Fu, X Wei, Z Zhang, B Wang, X Fang - Journal of Public Health, 2024
doi.org/10.1093/pubmed/fdae076
Comorbid Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Women with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder
PC Lin, CY Long, CH Ko, JY Yen - Journal of Women's Health, 2024
Sleep disturbance in children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder: relationship with melatonin and behavior
ALDM de Souza, CM Giacheti, MCH Do Couto… - Neurological Research, 2024
www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/1...
The Relationship Between Vitamin D and the Development and Treatment of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: An Overview of Systematic Reviews
R Kitaneh, L Jalilian-Khave, BB Ysrayl, A Borelli… - Current Behavioral …, 2024
link.springer.com/article/10....
I just love how you keep repeating correlation vs causation retoric! It's really important, so that people don't jump to conclusions.
I repeat this to people when they tell me about an over the top article on some new study.
Yesss and the point about geo-economical circumstances! Ever since studying A level Psychology I'm always questioning the latest hyped research and I'm like yeah nah they all grew up in one area, or there's no way to prove it was caused by that alone. Yet people will run with whatever the headline tells them. Which is why eggs have been repeatedly good or bad for you for decades 😅
Hi Russ. I just wanted to share with you what i call my impulsive buying habits.I call it lack those intollerant.
Lol!!!!
Brilliant
LOL! I don't get it! 😂😂
@@BBWahoo I interpret it to mean, I have to buy that because I just Have to have it and it’s intolerable if I don’t buy it. 😊
@@BBWahoosounds like “lactose intolerant”
Thanks Dr. Barkley! I wanted to suggest a potential topic to consider for a future video. The Huberman Lab is the most popular health-related podcast in the world and he has 5.6 million subscribers on CZcams. And the second-most popular episode ever for the podcast is on ADHD: Episode 37 "ADHD & How Anyone Can Improve their Focus". Huberman is an ophthalmologist and an intelligent guy, but these influencers tend to run out of things to talk about within their expertise so they venture into topics that will get lots of clicks like ADHD. If it strikes your interest to respond to some of his comments in the episode, similar to your Jordan Peterson video, I'm sure it would reach quite a few people!
(For what it's worth, I think he is typically good about staying in his lane when he interviews expert guests, but sometimes speaks too certainly/gets things wrong on topics outside of his area when he records on his own.)
One of the best part of this channel
Thank you dear Dr barkley ❤❤❤
Just stumbled across this channel and it is incredible how you have been doing these weekly updates for more than a year! Thanks so much for all the time and effort put into these!
I always love and appreciate these videos. Thank you Dr. Barkley!
I have to say thank you for these lessons of ADHD. I'm studying in University in Finland to be Early Childhood Teacher, and we are reading your researches. So I'm so excited to learn more to help children and the enviroment to be more understanding how to work with children. So thank you.
Initial thought on the PMDD study, that I need to get clarification on (but would love to hear if anyone already knows) - in the phases of the menstrual cycle, how are “pre-ovulation” “mid luteal” and “late luteal” defined?
The reason I bring this up is that this sounds like potentially the majority of the cycle. Ovulation occurs about halfway through the cycle, and after ovulation is the luteal phase. So depending on the definitions, this could be anywhere from 50-100% of the cycle, which begs the question, if symptoms are elevated in those phases, what does that even mean? If it’s more than half of the time for the majority of a woman’s life, would it make more sense to look at these times of “increased” symptoms as the baseline, and the other periods (literally on our periods…) as a brief reduction in symptoms? Would this study just be saying, ADHD symptoms tend to be worse in women who also have PMDD?
Thank you for all you do and have done for us❤
I had trouble falling asleep as a child. My mom taught me a progressive relaxation technique when I was 11 or 12. I often had to go through the entire exercise to fall asleep.
One of the best psychologist in the world❤❤❤
Academic databases also do alerts. You can usually craft a very specific search and be notified of new matches.
Nice timing, Dr. Barkley! This week, I was diagnosed with heart arrhythmia (I'm 22 years old)
(I never used stimulants, only strattera), but this gave me a heads up.
Thank you. This video was helpful🙏🙏
Thank you Dr.Barkley for all your time spent helping us understand current research/ADHD much better. I was curious if you have had any videos or your current opinion on the research of individuals with adhd and epilepsy?Recently I saw where there was a higher association between epilepsy and adhd estimated around 20% in comparison to the general population. I was wondering about the increase risk of inducing seizures with stimulant use. Thanks again for all you do!
Massive important point on the Vitamin D issue... SO MANY people with ADHD have a much greater propensity to stay inside.. video gaming for boys and teens, isolation and comfort needs and sensitivity which often causes one to hunker down indoors.
Thank you very much, Sir.
I appreciate and look forward to all of your updates. I'm reading your book - When an Adult You Love Has ADHD. Your comprehensive descriptions and perspectives are incredibly helpful in understanding the realities of ADHD and the ripple effect of its impact. Thank you!
Good morning Dr. Barkley!
Thank you Dr Barkley!
An empty stage, the stand-up audience starts to scream boo.
The stand-up comedian ghost loves it.
Had to read it a 3rd time to get it... Nice one!
My brain was not braining. But I liked it after I understood it.
Thanks!
Russ, you’re correct that most of us don’t look at the links - we watch your videos so we don’t have to spend our time reading them!
You’re doing the work for us, and you’re cleverer than most of us…apart from me of course 🤣.
You’re retired, you’re still doing the ADHD world a great service, so you deserve time to enjoy your life and family by saving time.
Great video as always, and great job at staying professional when you’re probably nuts.
Great video!
I think we dont enter them cuz we have Adhd😂😂😂😂
I've tried a few diff. stimulants and with all of them, I've found that at a certain point in my cycle my meds work significantly less during that time.
Are there days you can not take it - like when you’re not in school or not working? Sometimes that keeps its effectiveness at a better level.
@themobbit9061 Every once in a while, I'll take a weekend break, but I haven't noticed a difference during that specific time unfortunately.
@@craycray375 Oh sorry I misread the original message re the word cycle. Do you mean menstrual or medication cycle?
@themobbit9061 oops, yeah, menstrual cycle.
@@craycray375 Oh okay. So are you saying during that point in your cycle you may be experiencing increased depression and/or anxiety which are making your ADHD symptoms worse? If that’s the case you may also have PMDD and there are medications used to reduce those symptoms - which may then get your ADHD symptoms back to their normal level.
What a fabulous review for child stim practices
hi Dr. Barkley, would you consider discussing intrusive sleep, theta wave intrusion, and adhd?
I definitely have had intrusive sleep my entire life (still do so at 31) falling asleep in the most random of places, including the classroom, shower, toilet, halfway through dinner, while waiting for someone/thing, I just can't control it and my family is absolutely baffled by it (and my extended family laughs at me for it)
Hi Russel, I like the background (literally) in the videos. Looks good. One thing: You need to put some soft things around the room to stop the reverb. Might be useful paying someone once to come in and have a look if you'll be recording in the room often (as you appear to be). And thanks for the videos.
Thanks, Ben. I am moving the studio to another smaller room with less exposure to the open stairway in my home and hope that reduces the reverb. I will also adjust the microphone sensitivity to see if that helpps. I appreciate the tips.
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Thank you, doctor! Don't worry about us. We're having lots of benefits out of your content. Dont go out of your way for us you already gave us a lot of your time🙏🙏. We're in your debt.
Thank you again.
Thank you for the tip re Google Scholar!
What weekends are for! Thanks Doc!
Thanks Russ
Just found you again. I have at least one question that I hope you can answer as I have spent years trying to find an answer/Thanks
RE the vitamin D hypothesis, sure it's good to be careful about causation and mostly I agree even here, but surely you'd think that improvement after supplementation is hard to attribute to correlation? That sounds like it merits further research
Hi Dr. Barkley. Why Adderal is not available in Spain and in Brazil?
Depending on where you are based, you should check out your country or region Health Ministry. They have a public registry of approved drugs. The usual reason for a drug not being available in a country is because lengthy approval processes on the side of the national board. Adderall is considered a problematic drug because it is amphetamine, as opposed to amphetamine salts like Conona, but that might be a misunderstanding on my part.
You don't need to be on one family of stimulants or another. Talk to your psychiatrist and they will tell you the same thing, as long as the stimulant has the sought off effect it's fine.
Hi Dr. Barkley, unfortunately my PC is broken so even since I discovered your channel I have been watching your videos via my phone. Is it because of a shortcoming of the CZcams app or aren't the links to the research not available?
The links are in the description. Look at the title, there should be "more" below it, if you click it expands the description
@@oaristes found them! It's under the title, under the chapters and then scrolling down. It was a bit of a search on my phone but I got them! Really needed those papers for my kids, thanks!
Russel, can you please please do a video on taking too many ADHD pills at once. I already know how depresssed/suicidal it can make someone but lordy lordy if some young person does what I just did...they may not be prepared. I tend to overdose when I first get a new prescription because it feels so good to be calm again...but it doesn't work..it goes the other way. I always forget just how damaging to the psyche overdosing is..and this was just Concerta 18mg..i took 3 pills....when i'd take too mcuh Adderall WOW the depression was 100x worse even. I tend to do this occassionally..its self-destructive at stupid..but at least I'm prepared and well-aware its the temporary drug not my new normal. I'm stil better off than having no meds...at least I'm not hyperactive raging and proscrastinating anymore. I got so much done the past month since i got Concerta its crazy..two doctors, dentist twice, taxes, did taxes, etc etc..long list.
You're not supposed to chase the euphoria that you get in the first 2-3 days. The whole idea of taking the meds is to improve the pre-frontal cortex so that it can use less 'effort' to focus and manage the symptoms of ADHD. It's not supposed to be a mood booster cause that will do nothing for you in the long term and is dangerous as that means you're seeking it for the high(potential addiction). I would just be careful and probably try Vyvanse or a non-stim instead.
@@admiral7599 I know I am not SUPPOSED to chase the high. My problem is that every few weeks I just go for it anyways. :) I don't think it works with concerta though, unlike adderall. Good thing, its why i switched.
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Why not animal studies?
Idk maybe he believes in some random animal rights. Or he see that human studies are more correct.
Again thats my take on his words.
Good or Bad I'd Be Skeptical of ANYTHING That Comes from China.
Sad but true. It's terrible when a few bad eggs ruin a country's reputation (because in general my interactions with them have been 99.9% postive).
@@bnlgithubthank you for your info. I think you are right