> Last year there was a study pretty much confirming [ADHD] is overdiagnosed in children. That paper is very clear that they did not study misdiagnosis. They a

> Last year there was a study pretty much confirming [ADHD] is overdiagnosed in children. That paper is very clear that they did not study misdiagnosis. They are a bit jargony with the use of "overdiagnosed." "Overdiagnosed" does not mean incorrectly diagnosed, it means that there are subgroups who get a net harm from being treated. A more understandable term for what they measure is "overtreated." The solution is likely better protocols for mild cases, not to state that ADHD is not a thing.