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Title: Potential impact of social media and COVID-19 restrictions on adult attention-deficit rates.
Authors: Shah, Premal1 (AUTHOR) premal.shah@nhs.scot, Adamou, Marios2 (AUTHOR), Cape, Alison3 (AUTHOR), Carboni, Martina4 (AUTHOR), Hank, Dietmar3,5 (AUTHOR), Mukherjee, Raja Anindya Sekhar5,6 (AUTHOR), Shah, Chandrarajan6,7 (AUTHOR), Smith, Michael1,7 (AUTHOR)
Source: BJPsych Bulletin. Jun2026, Vol. 50 Issue 3, p230-237. 8p.
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