Struggling with attention and organization as you age? It could be ADHD, not dementia
When people share concerns with their doctor about their memory, attention, or difficulty completing tasks, they may receive a diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a stage between normal aging and dementia. However, older adults with ADHD may never have received a diagnosis of ADHD, especially if they had learned skills to compensate during their lifetime.
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Struggling with attention and organization as you age? It could be ADHD, not dementia