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The impact of comorbidity of intellectual disability on estimates of autism prevalence among children enrolled in US special education

2014-11-17

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> <h4>Objectives</h4> While recent studies suggest a converging role for genetic factors towards risk for nosologically distinct disorders including autism, intellectual disability (ID), and epilepsy, current estimates of autism prevalence fail to take into account the impact of comorbidity of these neurodevelopmental disorders on autism diagnosis. We aimed to assess the effect of potential comor...

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85573353-ce77-5556-bab4-1e2325cdf4a5
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10.1101/011528
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