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Trajectories of labour market marginalisation among young adults with newly diagnosed attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

Magnus HelgessonSyed RahmanE BjörkenstamK GustafssonRidwanul AminH TaipaleA TanskanenL EkseliusE Mittendorfer-Rutz
Published in: Epidemiology and psychiatric sciences (2021)
About 61% of young adults were characterised by increasing LMM after a diagnosis of ADHD. To avoid marginalisation, attention should especially be given to young adults diagnosed with ADHD with a low educational level, that are single parents and who are living outside big cities. Also, young adults with comorbid mental disorders should be monitored for LMM early in working life.
Keyphrases
  • attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
  • young adults
  • working memory
  • autism spectrum disorder
  • newly diagnosed
  • middle aged
  • depressive symptoms
  • childhood cancer
  • big data
  • health insurance