Young People on Amphetamines for ADHD Have Twice the Psychosis Risk Compared to Other Stimulants, Study Says

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“We’ve seen cases of people coming in without much of a psychiatric history who are developing this sort of first episode of psychosis in the setting of stimulant use.” – Dr. Lauren Moran

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