Channel 4’s ADHD documentary dubbed ‘the most controversial show of the year’
During one stunt in the doc, he pays £1,200 for a single online assessment and is diagnosed with “combined” ADHD and provided with medication – despite…
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And the programme’s own end credits told you what its 60 minutes wouldn’t: the boy at its centre went back on his medication, and his schoolwork improved. Casting any form of doubt on ADHD will absolutely not be the exception. The episode opened with videos of social media users talking about the condition, with Pemberton reading lists of celebrities who have ADHD.
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And the programme’s own end credits told you what its 60 minutes wouldn’t: the boy at its centre went back on his medication, and his schoolwork improved.
according to MetroCasting any form of doubt on ADHD will absolutely not be the exception.
according to MetroThe episode opened with videos of social media users talking about the condition, with Pemberton reading lists of celebrities who have ADHD.
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