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ADHD in Women Looks Different — As Do The Long-Term Health Risks

mindsitenews.org · 13d

ADHD in Women Looks Different — As Do The Long-Term Health Risks

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Long seen as a childhood condition affecting mostly boys, girls were excluded from ADHD research. Now that science understands that girls get it too, studies show symptoms differ between genders.

First report: ADHD looks different in women and poses unique health risks gpb.org, 15d

The coverage

  1. This is why it seems like everyone has ADHD right now — including you

    metro.co.uk · 13d

  2. Portland woman diagnosed with ADHD at 47 now coaches others with the condition

    kptv.com · 14d

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