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Reply to "Washington Post on identification of distinct autism subtypes"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]. It doesn’t matter to me what subtype he is. What matters is how to help him in life. [/quote] The subtype helps with that! That's why different disorders have different names in the first place! [/quote] So far it just seems like a different way of classifying the developmental differences we’re already well aware of. That’s not groundbreaking. Just seems like more click bait.[/quote] I think one reason the researchers did this is because autism research was becoming hard to do because so many people diagnosed as autistic were basically indistinguishable from the general population. So having these different categories could help researchers focus on the groups they are interested in to look for therapies/treatments etc. [/quote]
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