All articles tagged with #girls
ADHD can fly under the radar in girls, who often show inattentiveness—like drifted focus, forgetfulness, and disorganization—more than hyperactivity. This under-diagnosis can harm self-esteem and mental health, making diagnosis crucial through parent–child discussions, school input, and GP referrals, with home routines to support affected girls while awaiting assessment.
ADHD is often undiagnosed in girls because symptoms tend to be inattentive and masked by social expectations, and research has historically focused on male presentations; co-occurring anxiety and depression further complicate diagnosis, leading to higher risks of bullying, relationship problems, eating disorders, self-harm, and even premature mortality; improving outcomes requires more female-inclusive research, better diagnostic tools, increased awareness, and gender-tailored treatment approaches.
DNA testing confirmed Travis Decker as the sole suspect in the murder of his three daughters at a Washington campground, with evidence found on plastic bags used for suffocation; authorities are still searching for him, considering him armed and dangerous.
The article provides detailed results from the 16U girls division at Fargo 2025 U.S. Marine Corps Junior Nationals, including matchups, winners, and brackets for various weight classes, highlighting key matches and final outcomes.
Lena Dunham discusses her new Netflix series 'Too Much,' her career evolution from 'Girls' to directing and writing, her personal life in London, and her advocacy for body positivity and women's rights, highlighting her creative reawakening and future projects.
An autism assessor highlights that girls with autism often mask their symptoms, but common signs include difficulty with change, sensory sensitivities, and intense interests, which can sometimes go unnoticed or be socially acceptable, leading to later diagnosis in women.
Lena Dunham, reflecting on her evolution from the controversial creator of Girls to her new series Too Much, discusses her personal growth, the show's themes of love and self-acceptance, and her efforts to include diverse perspectives behind the camera, all while embracing her identity as a woman who is 'just the right amount and then a little bit more.'
Allison Williams expressed that having an intimacy coordinator on the set of 'Girls' would have been very helpful, especially for managing the numerous sex scenes, and highlighted how the industry norm has shifted to include such roles for better communication and boundary setting on set.
Allison Williams revealed that there was no intimacy coordinator on the set of HBO's Girls, but she believes having one would have been very helpful, especially given the numerous sex scenes. Both Williams and creator Lena Dunham expressed that an intimacy coordinator would have improved the working environment and comfort during filming.
Authorities in Washington are still searching for Travis Decker, accused of killing his three daughters, with no confirmed evidence that he is alive or in the area three weeks after the girls' bodies were found near a campground. Despite extensive investigations and tips, Decker remains at large, and the search continues as he is considered a danger to the public.
The 2024 Nike Cross Nationals Girls race is set to be a competitive event with teams and individuals from across the country vying for top positions. While the race could see a repeat of the Southwest region's dominance from 2023, the competition remains open with 22 teams and numerous top individuals participating. Despite expectations for dry conditions, rain is forecasted for race day, adding an unpredictable element to the event.
A new study reveals that American girls are reaching puberty earlier, with significant long-term health risks such as cardiovascular disease, infertility, mood disorders, and cancers. The trend is partly attributed to higher body mass index and environmental factors like hormone-disrupting chemicals and stress. The study also highlights racial and socioeconomic disparities, with girls of color starting menstruation earlier than their white peers. Parents are advised to seek medical evaluation for early puberty signs and promote a healthy diet and lifestyle for their children.
Allison Williams and Ebon Moss-Bachrach revealed that some songs performed by their characters Marnie and Desi on the show "Girls" were originally written by Jack Antonoff for Kelly Clarkson. They discussed the song "Breathless" and shared their thoughts on the music and related memes.
Allison Williams and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, who played Marnie and Desi on the show "Girls," revealed that many of their songs were originally written for Kelly Clarkson, including "Breathless" by Jack Antonoff. Despite not being able to out-sing Clarkson, they appreciated getting to perform these tracks.
Allison Williams reflects on her character Marnie from HBO's "Girls," noting that the show and her character are now resonating with younger audiences on social media. She attributes this shift to changing perceptions, where what was once seen as selfishness is now viewed as self-care by Gen Z. Williams believes the show, created by Lena Dunham, is being appreciated for its portrayal of young women trying to navigate their lives.