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When children leave home for university, the sudden loss of family routines can expose long-hidden ADHD traits in fathers — from procrastination and time blindness to restlessness and emotional sensitivity
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Scientists once thought they couldn’t occur together – now, research shows that conflicting ADHD and autism symptoms may be making diagnosis harder. We spoke with certified ADHD and AuDHD coach Saara Kuvaja to find out more.
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