Tories propose cutting benefits for children with milder ADHD cases
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The Conservative party, represented by shadow minister Helen Whately, has pledged to reduce benefits for children diagnosed with milder forms of ADHD. This proposal is motivated by concerns that the current system may lead children into prolonged dependency on welfare support.
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