Three Times as Many Children Under Ten Years Old Receive Health Care for Autism
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The number of children receiving follow-up for autism has increased by 141 percent in ten years.
The number of children under the age of ten receiving follow-up care for autism in specialist health care has increased by 159 per cent since 2016. The Directorate of Health, among others, points out changes in the body when the diagnosis is made.
The number of children under the age of ten receiving follow-up for autism in specialist health services has increased by 159 percent since 2016. The Directorate of Health points to changes in how the diagnosis is made, among other things.
The number of children under the age of ten receiving follow-up for autism in specialist health services has increased by 159 percent since 2016. The Directorate of Health points to changes in how the diagnosis is made, among other things.
Mom Kristine (54) realized early on that Minna (14) developed differently than other children. Now the number of young children receiving autism follow-up has nearly tripled in ten years.
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