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Example of medical research not done for women and girls from Guardian article at end of above list:
..."ADHD in women is hugely under-researched – females weren’t even adequately included in findings until the late 90s. And it wasn’t until 2002 that we got our own long-term study.
As a child I was repeatedly told to 'stop daydreaming', 'slow down', 'hurry up' and 'act like a lady'
ADHD presents differently in girls and boys too.
Women are more likely to have inattentive ADHD, rather than the more observable impulsive type.
Because of society’s gender norms, girls with ADHD are often dismissed as “daydreamers” and “overly sensitive”, as if we are a romantic, quirky caricature from a John Green novel or the Disney Princess canon."...
..."ADHD adults take an extra 16 days of absence a year, according to a report by the Australian ADHD Professionals Association"...
Suffer burn-out stress.