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My name is Kristen Meinser. I'm a writer and journalist. And this episode, we're talking about ADHD in adults.

So one of the reasons I like treating ADHD is that it's really high. ADHD in adults.

So one of the reasons I like treating ADHD is that it's really high yield.

If I treat your ADHD, I'll add six years to your life, and there's not that many other things that have that big of an impact for people.

Why is that?

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