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CDC Report Confirms Rise in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders

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Official Data Confirms Rise in Autism Among Children

ИИ-иллюстрация к материалу «Отчет CDC подтвердил рост числа детей с расстройствами аутистического спектра»

The pressing issue of neurological conditions in children has received new documented confirmation.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released a report documenting an increase in the proportion of young patients with autism spectrum disorders and related conditions.

An analysis of medical statistics reveals a steady increase in such diagnoses among children. Researchers are focusing closely on autism and related developmental disorders.

The figures published by the agency fully align with information previously reported by journalists. This underscores once again the serious challenges in pediatric healthcare.

Who is affected

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Source:disabilityscoop.com

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