How Do ADHD Symptoms Manifest Differently in Girls and Women vs. Boys and Men?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, surveys have shown that boys are more likely than girls to ever be diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder – 13.2 percent to 5.6 percent, respectively...The reason for this, [Dr. Jeffrey Newcorn] explains, boils down to differences in the way ADHD symptoms – inattention, hyperactivity or a combination of both – are typically exhibited between the genders.
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How Do ADHD Symptoms Manifest Differently in Girls and Women vs. Boys and Men?