UK sees surge in ADHD disability benefit claims, particularly among young people

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Over 100,000 people in the UK are now claiming disability benefits for ADHD, a significant increase. This rise is largely driven by young people aged 16-24, with ADHD cited as the main condition for an average of 40 approved Personal Independence Payments daily over the past two years. The UK's disability benefits system is facing calls for reform, with a review expected to highlight issues with current assessment processes.


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