Women with ADHD Demand Equal Attention!

When women’s symptoms of ADHD are ignored, shamed, misdiagnosed, and/or under-treated, it creates a serious mental-health crisis that must be countered with truth. Here, we identify the Top 10 most critical areas of research regarding ADHD in women.

Women with ADHD are five times more likely to experience anxiety than are women without ADHD.

Welcome to the Revolution! Women’s Health Month 2025

illustration of women facing a tall, with a red flag on the top, sympolizing how the diagnostic criteria for ADHD does not represent women

“Women Need Better, More Accurate Diagnostic Tools for ADHD”

Hormonal changes in women with ADHD and their impact on symptoms across the lifespan remain poorly understood.

Hormonal Changes in Women with ADHD: 4 Gaping Holes in Research

Estrogen loss in menopause may exacerbate ADHD, hot flashes

Falling Estrogen, Soaring ADHD: Menopause Care for Neurodivergent Women

An image of a quote that reads: “Research specifically devoted to girls and women with ADHD is not only an issue of equity but a life-or-death issue for some girls and women.” - Julia Schechter, Ph.D., of the Duke Center for Girls and Women with ADHD

A Call for Greater Research on Women with ADHD