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War in Lebanon Takes a Heavy Toll on Young People With Autism and ADHD
As war and economic crisis batter Lebanon, autistic people and those with ADHD are among the hardest hit, their routines upended by airstrikes, displacement and soaring costs. Families describe growing anxiety, sensory overload and shrinking access to therapy, with monthly fees and medication prices beyond the reach of most. Experts warn that hard-won skills are eroding and that support services face a funding and staffing crunch.