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Four NHS integrated care boards now force people to wait at least two years for ADHD and autism assessments, as they can't afford the rising demand. Patient groups warn these "scandalous" delays could harm children's schooling and increase suicide risk. Over a million people in England are currently waiting for these vital assessments.
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