Alexandra-Cristina Paunescu, Marie Préau, Cyrille Delpierre, Guillemette Jacob, Myriam Pannard, Lidia Delrieu, Marina Kvaskoff
Quality of life among French breast cancer survivors in comparison with cancer-free women: the Seintinelles study
BMC women's health
context prospective studies childhood attentiondeficithyperactivity disorder adhd extended beyond early adulthood objective examine whether children diagnosed adhd mean age 8 years probands worse educational occupational economic social marital outcomes higher rates ongoing adhd antisocial personality disorder aspd substance use disorders suds adultonset psychiatric disorders psychiatric hospitalizations incarcerations nonadhd comparison participants mean age 41 years design prospective 33year followup study masked clinical assessments setting research clinic participants total 135 white men adhd childhood free conduct disorder 136 men without childhood adhd 652 764 original cohort respectively main outcome measures occupational economic educational attainment marital history occupational social functioning ongoing lifetime psychiatric disorders psychiatric hospitalizations incarcerations results probands significantly worse educational occupational economic social outcomes divorces higher rates ongoing adhd 222 vs 51 p lt 001 aspd 163 vs 0 p lt 001 suds 141 vs 51 p 01 mood anxiety disorders p 36 33 comparison participants ongoing adhd weakly related ongoing suds 019 p 04 well aspd suds 020 p 04 lifetime probands significantly aspd suds mood anxiety disorders psychiatric hospitalizations incarcerations comparison participants relative comparisons psychiatric disorders onsets 21 years older significantly elevated probands probands without ongoing psychiatric disorders worse social occupational functioning conclusions multiple disadvantages predicted childhood adhd well adulthood began adolescence without increased onsets new disorders 20 years age findings highlight importance extended monitoring treatment children adhd