Dr John Kruse
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Drug Tests and ADHD
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September 4, 2025
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1:39Now PlayingResearch indicates that good communication and strong doctor patient alliances are our best tools against poor adherence to prescriptions and for combating substance use disorders. Relying on urine drug screening is highly problematic: often inaccurate, stigmatizing, coercive, and an invasion of privacy. I haven't found any evidence to indicate that either routine or random urine drug screens for those taking stimulants results in fewer problems or in improved mental or physical health. For those with ADHD, urine tox screens are best reserved for the emergency room, when patients are either unresponsive or extremely agitated.
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