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Today, Stephanie Desmond talks to psychiatrist Dr. David Goodman,

director of the Adult Attention Deficit Disorder Center of Maryland,

about ADHD and aging.

As we age, a certain degree of forgetfulness or decreased ability to mentally multitask is expected, but how can you tell what's normal from what could be cognitive impairment or undiagnosed ADHD?

And how can ADHD diagnosis and treatment change

lives and potentially stave off further cognitive decline? Let's listen. David Goodman,

thanks so much for joining me again. Hi, Stephanie. Thanks for having me back. Today, I want to talk to you

about ADHD and aging. But before we launch

in, you and I did a podcast earlier this year about ADHD and adults in general. And if you

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