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How war in Lebanon has cost young people with autism and ADHD

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Experts warn that ongoing war in Lebanon disproportionately affects young people with autism and ADHD, as these conditions rely heavily on routine. The provided evidence is a single sentence warning from experts, offering no specific numbers, dates, or named individuals. It establishes a general concern about the impact of conflict on neurodivergent populations without detailing specific incidents or statistics.

Key points

• Experts warn that war takes a heavy toll on neurodivergent people, who often rely on routine.

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The article discusses the specific impact of the Lebanon conflict on neurodivergent youth, noting that their conditions depend on predictable daily schedules. No additional background context or specific case studies are provided in the source material.

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The evidence consists of a single sentence warning with no specific numbers, dates, or named individuals. Coverage is limited to the general expert warning without supporting data or specific incidents.

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