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The findings, based on Swedish national registry data, suggest a critical need to expand mental health services for autistic people.
Few autistic people undergo the recommended genetic testing for their condition, and test results often do not make their way into public databases, where researchers and clinicians can learn from them.
My experience at the Autism-Europe International Congress — and as a parent of a child with profound autism — makes me more convinced than ever that we need to bifurcate the diagnosis of ‘autism spectrum disorder’ and add a new diagnosis of ‘profound autism’ to better serve this vulnerable population.
A meeting in Texas reckons with the future of treatment, following two setbacks in 2020.
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