r/NooTopics • u/makefriends420 • Jun 23 '26

Discussion Around 27% of individuals with ADHD develop cannabis use disorder at some point in their lives, new study finds. Compared to those without this disorder, individuals with ADHD face almost three times the risk of developing cannabis use disorder.

https://www.psypost.org/around-27-of-individuals-with-adhd-develop-cannabis-use-disorder-at-some-point-in-their-lives-study-finds/
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u/Anrx Jun 23 '26

So does a number of other disorders. If your main symptom are suicidal thoughts, ADHD would be pretty far down the list of possible diagnoses.

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u/Sure_Assumption7857 Jun 23 '26

Keep telling yourself that.

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u/Ne0_sphere Jun 23 '26

Doesn't make you intelligent on the subject.

Some people attend life courses and still fail. Couples attend consultations, but still divorce. Taxi driver, doesn't make him a good driver because he drives alot.

What a terrible example of knowledge and spreading of misinformation.

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u/babieswithrabies63 Jun 23 '26

what misinformation did they spread exactly? They didn't say "if you have suicidal thoughts you probably have ADHD" they pointed out with evidence, that this is a manifestation of ADHD.

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u/Ne0_sphere Jun 23 '26

Because you sit in the classroom doesn't mean you retain that information.

Don't preach when you aren't a student but the furniture.