"Iron overload is a common phenotype associated with neurodegenerative disease and an important area for future research focused on neurodevelopmental disorders like ADHD," - Marissa Sobowleski, PhD of
@ur-ihhe.bsky.social #URochesterResearch
via
@medicalnewstoday.bsky.social 👇
Dementia and ADHD: Higher brain iron may explain increased risk
Adults with ADHD show changes such as higher iron accumulation in the brain — similar to early-stage dementia — which could explain the link between both conditions, a new study suggests.
