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Our interactive tool allows you to explore the costs of under-treated ADHD in countries across Europe and Canada.

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"My diagnosis of ADHD has given me incredible clarity about myself, it has answered many many questions that I had about myself and has given me the greatest sense of identity that I’ve probably ever had."

Jenny, 53, UK

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