Speaking to HuffPost UK previously, Eve Lepage, a reproductive health specialist at Clue, said she’d noticed more women receiving ADHD diagnoses during menopause and perimenopause.
“Oestrogen plays an important role in brain function, particularly in regulating dopamine, which is key for attention, motivation, and executive function,” she explained, adding that “hormonal changes can intensify symptoms”.
And now, King’s College London and Queen Mary University of London are working on a project called the Measuring Adult ADH...
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