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Jul 28, 2026
613- ADHD in Pregnancy: Navigating Risk, Evidence, and Clinical Decision-Making
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3:55Annie RogersHOST
Thank you so much for joining us today and leading this really critical discussion.

Allison BakerGUEST
Um, I'm thrilled to be back at the ADDitude Webinar Series and especially thrilled to speak about ADHD and pregnancy, which, as Annie mentioned, um, is a topic that is right at the intersection of several areas, um, that are very near and dear to me, uh, in terms of women's mental health, reproductive psychiatry, um, child development, and the health and wellbeing of families, um, as well as the lifelong course of ADHD.

Allison BakerGUEST
As a child and adolescent psychiatrist, I fell into this work actually because of what Annie was describing in terms of the dearth of research.

Allison BakerGUEST
At the Center for Women's Mental Health, I was one of the few child and adolescent psychiatrists embedded in a perinatal group.
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