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The Adderall Shortage Is Getting Worse in the Ways That Matter Most

The ongoing Adderall shortage, now in its fourth year, continues to worsen despite a DEA production quota increase. Structural issues in supply chains, pharmaceutical exits from the generic market, and a high demand fueled by telehealth prescriptions contribute to the crisis. Patients resort to unsafe alternatives, highlighting the inadequacy of regulatory responses.

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The Adderall Shortage Isn’t an Accident—It’s a Policy Failure

The ongoing Adderall shortage, affecting Americans with ADHD since late 2022, results from regulatory failures and mismatched supply and demand. Rising ADHD diagnoses, increased telehealth access, and reduced stigma highlighted the need for flexible production quotas. Patients face significant disruptions, impacting their performance and well-being, while effective governance remains elusive.

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