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High rates of Parkinson’s Disease diagnosis in the autistic population: true co-occurrence or a product of overlapping traits?

2025-02-07

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<p>Older autistic adult literature is sparse, and little is known about the aging autistic population. However, recent evidence suggests an increased prevalence of Parkinson’s Disease (PD) diagnosis in the autistic population. It may initially be assumed that autistic individuals are genetically more likely to develop PD, but genetic studies do not provide evidence for a strong link between the two conditions. Alt...

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Literature Corpus work: 71b058ab-5768-5458-b9e7-d4ed9abc21cf
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/gs3u2_v1

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