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[upbeat music] Welcome to the Attention-Deficit Disorder Expert Podcast Series by ADDitude Magazine.

Everyone, I'm Carol Fleck, and on behalf of the ADDitude team, I'm delighted to welcome you to part one of a two-part series on ADHD and immune system disorders.

Today's presentation is about inflammatory conditions and their ties to ADHD.

Next week's presentation will focus on how gut health influences ADHD symptoms.

A growing body of scientific evidence suggests that ADHD and asthma, skin allergies, gut problems, POTS, and other autoimmune disorders may be more closely connected than previously thought.

This presentation will examine how biology, psychology, and social environments all play a role in the onset of these conditions.

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[upbeat music] Welcome to the Attention-Deficit Disorder Expert Podcast series by ADDitude Magazine.

Everyone, I'm Annie Rogers, and on behalf of the ADDitude team, I am delighted to welcome you to today's ADHD Experts presentation titled Potential Over Problems: Reimagining School for Students with ADHD and Learning Differences.

Leading today's presentation is Dr. Kara Schoenfeld.

Dr. Schoenfeld is the partner of research at Education Reimagined, leading national studies on learner-centered education.

Thank you so much, Annie.

I am absolutely delighted to be here.

Uh, prior to being here right now presenting in front of you, I was actually an avid ADDitude reader, watched webinars for years, um, because there was just so much I was getting from this community, and so it's a real, um, honor to be able to share a little bit back.

So thank you for having me, and thank you to the audience for joining us today.

Like many, many, many multiple thousands of people come to those virtual events.

I mean, every time I speak for Attitude Magazine, 10,000 people show up.

And the International ADHD Conference, it's probably between 50 and 100,000.

I don't even know the numbers.

Gift something unforgettable today.

[upbeat music] Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder Expert podcast series by ADDitude Magazine.

[upbeat music] Hi, everyone.

I'm Annie Rogers, and on behalf of the ADDitude team, I am delighted to welcome you to today's ADHD Experts presentation titled Recognizing ADHD in Women and Older Adults: Differentiating and Diagnosing Mature Symptoms.

Leading today's presentation is Dr. Russell Ramsay, who we are honored to welcome back to ADDitude.

Dr. Ramsay is a clinical psychologist and the author of a new book titled Once I Get Started, which explains his program rooted in cognitive behavioral therapy and adapted to help target the challenges of, um, facing adults with ADHD.

Dr. Ramsay's other books include The Adult ADHD Toolkit with Anthony Rostain, MD, and Rethinking Adult ADHD.

Um, and, you know, we...