Principal Investigator: Brooke Molina, PhD
Funding Source: National Institute on Drug Abuse

The purpose of this research study is to learn more about Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in adulthood.

Three groups of individuals, ages 23-28, will participate in this research study that will include 900 young adults. One group will be 300 young adults who received their initial diagnosis of ADHD in adulthood.. The second group will be 300 individuals who were diagnosed in childhood or adolescence. Finally, the third group will include 300 individuals who have never received a diagnosis, or been suspected of having, ADHD. Participants will complete two electronic surveys and memory/attention testing.

This project will provide an important opportunity to expand our knowledge of ADHD, especially as it relates to age of diagnosis and treatment.  

If you're interested in participating in ADapt-ABLE, please contact Abigail Beattie at beattiead@upmc.edu or 412-638-4198.