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EPISODE · May 10, 2026

When both the parent and the child have ADHD, how do you manage the clash of executive functions at home?

from Living on the Spectrum · host Living on the Spectrum

A federal committee is under fire for sidelining evidence-based science in its latest push to redefine the autism landscape. - The controversy of removing IQ scores from "profound autism" definitions - Gene-silencing breakthroughs in Angelman syndrome and SYNGAP1 - Managing the "executive function collision" in ADHD households - Precision medicine as a biological "master key" for rare variants When federal policy and laboratory research move at different speeds, families are left to navigate the friction between high-level strategy and daily survival.

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