Eur J Health Econ September 2019 PMID 31049764

ADHD and later-life labor market outcomes in the United States.

Cornelius A Rietveld, Pankaj C Patel

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What people are saying

Discussions reference the study’s key findings, such as the impact of genetic risk scores on employment, income, and wealth, and mention potential policy implications; phrases like 'reduces income' and 'mediates effects' reflect analytical and technical tones, indicating a focus on societal and economic significance.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most posts acknowledge the findings, with some referencing the genetic aspects and socio-economic impacts, indicating general support or recognition of the study’s significance.

InterestModerate interest

Discussions show interest in the genetic and economic implications, though the tone is somewhat technical and focused on broader societal effects, not deep emotional engagement.

EngagementModerate engagement

Posts include summaries of the research results, such as links between ADHD polygenic risk scores and labor outcomes, suggesting a moderate level of thoughtful engagement.

ImpactModerate impact

The conversation highlights that understanding the genetic and educational mediators can influence policies on employment and education, hinting at meaningful societal impact.

Abstract in brief

  • This study explores how ADHD affects employment, income, and wealth later in life in the U.S., and it examines whether education level plays a role in this relationship.
  • Researchers used the polygenic risk score (PRS) for ADHD to avoid bias from diagnosis and treatment issues, finding that higher PRS is linked to lower employment and income, and higher reliance on social benefits.
  • The findings suggest that education significantly mediates these effects, meaning that improving educational attainment could help mitigate the negative labor market outcomes associated with ADHD.]

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Adam Tywoniak
@AdamTywoniak · X

@JiriStiplCZ @AkrasiaCZ Díky! Už je výpočet a článek rozepsaný? V rámci hyperfokusu jsem posbíral pár zdrojů, třeba to k něčemu bude: https://t.co/cbJDEv5Mds https://t.co/gqR1YFVFcU https://t.co/FaosUxXDqB https://t.co/Bm8Hnl6XFv https://t.co/Bv6f8jAasw https://t.co/WSPQOqu4Y1 https://t.co/40oLPHuYCy

May 2, 2023 · 1 like · 537 followers View post →
DIAL research
@dial_research · X

GEIGHEI: Genetic risk factor for BMI lowers income and wealth via lower education. Polygenic risk score for ADHD reduces the odds of employment, income & wealth & increases the odds of self-employment: https://t.co/8heQKPTMrg & https://t.co/bUVstWqacq & https://t.co/Ar9thkt115

Feb 6, 2020 · 452 followers View post →

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Adam Tywoniak
@AdamTywoniak · X

@JiriStiplCZ @AkrasiaCZ Díky! Už je výpočet a článek rozepsaný? V rámci hyperfokusu jsem posbíral pár zdrojů, třeba to k něčemu bude: https://t.co/cbJDEv5Mds https://t.co/gqR1YFVFcU https://t.co/FaosUxXDqB https://t.co/Bm8Hnl6XFv https://t.co/Bv6f8jAasw https://t.co/WSPQOqu4Y1 https://t.co/40oLPHuYCy

May 2, 2023 · 1 like · 537 followers View post →
DIAL research
@dial_research · X

GEIGHEI: Genetic risk factor for BMI lowers income and wealth via lower education. Polygenic risk score for ADHD reduces the odds of employment, income & wealth & increases the odds of self-employment: https://t.co/8heQKPTMrg & https://t.co/bUVstWqacq & https://t.co/Ar9thkt115

Feb 6, 2020 · 452 followers View post →
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News

ADHD and later-life labor market outcomes in the United States. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10198-019-01055-0; Semeijn EJ, et ...

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