The rise in ADHD medication prescriptions is notably driven by the middle class—an important trend that’s reshaping how we understand and address mental health. But here’s where it gets controversial: Why are we seeing this surge particularly amongst middle-income families? Is it solely about increased awareness and diagnosis, or are social and environmental factors amplifying the demand?
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