A new study from King's College and Queen Mary University in London investigates how hormones affect women with ADHD. The research involves 50 women who are tracking their menstrual cycles and the corresponding effects on their ADHD symptoms and daily lives. Academic Dr. Jessica Agnew-Blais and Laura Mears-Reynolds from ADHDAF+ discussed the findings on a recent broadcast.
Additionally, the program covered a government consultation aimed at providing financial security for over 3.5 million unmarried couples during separations, highlighting ongoing reforms to better support modern relationships.