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Gaza Conflict Influences US Dating Scene Amid Growing ADHD Diagnoses

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Gaza Conflict Influences US Dating Scene Amid Growing ADHD Diagnoses
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10 Highlights

  • Gaza conflict strains US dating dynamics amid polarization.
  • Americans increasingly seek like-minded partners on Gaza.
    • Apps like Hinge reflect users' strong Gaza conflict stances.
    • CDC reports '1 in 16' US adults now diagnosed with ADHD.
    • US ADHD diagnoses surge due to telehealth and awareness.
    • US has higher ADHD rates than UK and Germany, per CDC.
    • Jewish and Muslim communities face dating challenges.
    • A growing number of US adults seek ADHD evaluations.
    • Dating apps like Muzz foster discussions about Gaza.
    • Interest in ADHD testing grows after children's diagnoses.
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