Report challenges 'snowflake generation' label for young people
The head of an independent review into youth mental health, ADHD and autism told the BBC the criticism is misplaced.
An independent review into youth mental health, ADHD and autism has concluded that claims young people are part of a "snowflake generation" are incorrect, according to the BBC.
The review's head made the comments in an interview with the broadcaster, the BBC reported.
Sources
- 'Young people are not snowflakes' new report finds — BBC Health
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