Research highlights, student innovation, and ways to get involved
FlashFocus showcases recent research and resources.
Read on to discover the latest from the Center.
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Our Center is dedicated to understanding and uplifting girls and women with ADHD through education, outreach, and community-centered research. If our mission resonates with you, we invite you to give what you can to support the sustainability of our work. Every contribution helps us ensure that girls and women receive the equitable, accessible support they deserve.
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A 2023 qualitative study explored personal experiences and how ADHD impacts social, academic, and psychological functioning among female university students. Read our Research Spotlight to learn more about this study’s findings regarding the impact of ADHD on girls and women with ADHD.
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Presenting at the American Public
Health Association Conference
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Fariha presented findings from her master’s project at the conference
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The Center’s current Research Associate and former graduate student, Fariha Rahman, attended the American Public Health Association conference, where she had the opportunity to present findings from her master’s project, “ADHD Diagnosis and Differential Presentation in Girls: A Qualitative Secondary Thematic Analysis of Parent & Teen Perspectives.” She had a blast networking with other professionals passionate about ADHD and mental health. Stay tuned as we continue to grow the Center’s research program!
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Designing Solutions for Women with ADHD
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This fall, the Center partnered with Duke University engineering students to explore solutions to a common challenge for women with ADHD: remembering to take daily medication. Two student teams interviewed women with ADHD and developed early prototypes. The Center is excited to continue supporting the students as they refine and build on their ideas.
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