Review highlights links between neurodevelopmental conditions and societal systems
A review found higher rates of autism, ADHD and mental health issues among children and adults. It suggests policy changes may be needed in healthcare, education and employment.
The findings come from a review of existing studies, highlighting potential gaps in support systems.
review scope
The analysis covered data from multiple countries, focusing on how societal structures affect individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions.
key findings
Higher rates of autism and ADHD were associated with lower educational attainment and employment rates in some populations.
Common questions
What does the review say about mental health?
It found a link between neurodevelopmental conditions and higher rates of mental health issues in some groups.
What systems does the review suggest need changes?
The review points to potential needs for changes in healthcare, education and employment policies.
Sources
- Autism, ADHD and mental health review: What you need to know BBC Health · bbc.co.uk
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