Another difference between past and present autism diagnosis involves the presence of intellectual disabilities, adds Yeargin-Allsopp. During the 1960s and 1970s, the vast majority of those diagnosed with autism had an intellectual disability but today, only about 40% have one.. --from CMAJ. This does not equate to an 80% figure of ID for those with autistic disorder, no matter how one parses the numbers.
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