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Time-to-event estimation of birth prevalence trends: a method to enable investigating the etiology of childhood disorders including autism

2020-08-06

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An unbiased, widely accepted estimate of the rate of occurrence of new cases of autism over time would facilitate progress in understanding the causes of autism. The same may also apply to other disorders. While incidence is a widely used measure of occurrence, birth prevalence—the proportion of each birth year cohort with the disorder—is the appropriate measure for disorders and diseases of early childhood. Studi...

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DOI: 10.1101/2020.08.05.20169151

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