Researchers have released genetic and behavioral data from over 1,500 children and adolescents with autism who were hospitalized in psychiatric units across the U.S. This group, often representing those with profound autism--marked by minimal language and high support needs--has been largely missing from previous datasets.
Researchers have released genetic and behavioral data from over 1,500 children and adolescents with autism who were hospitalized in psychiatric units across the U.S. This group, often representing those with profound autism--marked by minimal language and high support needs--has been largely missing from previous datasets.
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