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Women Can Reach 40 Before Anyone Realizes They Have ADHD. Hormones May Explain Why
For some women, ADHD does not suddenly appear in adulthood. Instead, the symptoms they have spent decades managing quietly become impossible to ignore. That is what happened to Kate Moryoussef, who was 40 when she finally received an ADHD diagnosis after recognizing the same traits in her daughter during lockdown. Watching her daughter struggle with…
A 16-Year ADHD Study Just Turned One Major Assumption On Its Head
For years, researchers had a straightforward expectation about ADHD: as life becomes more demanding, managing the condition should become harder. A new study that followed people with ADHD for 16 years found something that went in the opposite direction. Researchers tracked 483 people diagnosed with ADHD during childhood, and their symptoms did not simply remain…
Brain Scan Study Suggests ADHD May Actually Exist in Three Different Forms
For decades, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has been treated as a single diagnosis built around a checklist of behavioral symptoms. Doctors look for patterns of inattention, impulsivity, or hyperactivity and if those symptoms are present for long enough, the person receives the ADHD label. Yet anyone who has spent time around people with ADHD knows that…