Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder" in English language version.
Our findings were based on 113 RCTs, including 14 887 participants, and indicated that stimulants were the only intervention that was supported by evidence of efficacy in the short term (ie, at timepoints closest to 12 weeks) for core symptoms of ADHD in adults (both self-reported and clinician-reported) and was associated with good acceptability (all-cause discontinuation).
Our findings were based on 113 RCTs, including 14 887 participants, and indicated that stimulants were the only intervention that was supported by evidence of efficacy in the short term (ie, at timepoints closest to 12 weeks) for core symptoms of ADHD in adults (both self-reported and clinician-reported) and was associated with good acceptability (all-cause discontinuation).
