Young adults with a childhood diagnosis of ADHD were 50 times more likely to be unemployed and were more likely to have been fired or laid off than their counterparts without ADHD.

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While young adults with a childhood diagnosis of ADHD may face challenges in employment, the statement that they are "50 times more likely to be unemployed" is exaggerated. Research indicates they may have higher rates of unemployment and job loss, but not to the extent of being 50 times more likely compared to those without ADHD.

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