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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026

When a daughter’s ADHD symptoms change at puberty, is it just teenage moodiness or her brain’s response to hormones?

from Living on the Spectrum · host Living on the Spectrum

Science finally clears the air on the epidural-autism link while revealing why ADHD hits differently for girls. - Sibling studies debunking birth-intervention myths - Repurposing FDA-approved drugs using zebrafish models - The internal toll of masking in female ADHD - How estrogen levels dictate the effectiveness of focus medication Discover why "teenage moodiness" might actually be a predictable biological shift in how the brain processes dopamine.

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