CDC's new autism numbers show increase, but there's more to that - austin360

austin360CDC's new autism numbers show increase, but there's more to thataustin360In 2013 when the American Psychiatric Association delivered its new Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, what it calls DSM-5, it changed the way some kids with autism were labeled. It created a spectrum of disorders and did away with ...US autism rates rise 15 percent; New Jersey rates remain highestEurekAlert (press release)CDC: Autism incidence increases to 1 in 59 childrenHealioAutism prevalence increases: 1 in 59 US childrenCNNNBCNews.com -CDC -Live Scienceall 96 news articles »