ADHD, Health Anxiety and the Hidden Harm of Overdiagnosis
Can a diagnosis sometimes do more harm than good? Claire Sanderson and Gemma Atkinson are joined by consultant neurologist and bestselling author Suzanne O’Sullivan to explore why more people are receiving medical labels—and whether those labels always lead to better health. Suzanne explains the important difference…
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