Study: No Rise in Autism in US in Past Three Years
After more than a decade of steady increases in the rate of children diagnosed with autism in the United States, the rate has plateaued in the past three years, researchers said Tuesday. The findings were based on a nationwide study in which more than 30,000 parents reported whether their children had been diagnosed with autism spectrum…
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