I don’t like this kind of headline, but in this case, it’s serving to trick a certain kind of parent into reading what they really need to internalize: diagnosed autism rates are rising because we actually diagnose it now, not because of an actual change in the real rate
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@0xabad1dea reminds me of the “we didn’t have X back then” … “oh yeah uncle Y was weird he did {insert spectrum, lgbt, left handed, etc behaviours here}”
