ADHD prescriptions have risen 50 percent
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Gabriela Veer has been using ADHD medication for eight years, which has significantly improved her ability to manage daily tasks and maintain a job. The Care Quality Commission reports a 56% increase in ADHD prescriptions since 2007, attributed to better recognition and treatment. However, there are concerns about misuse as 'smart drugs' and potential side effects, including growth stunting and self-harm in children. Despite these concerns, Gabriela continues to use the medication privately due to its positive impact on her life.
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What are the potential risks of using ADHD medication as 'smart drugs'?
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