DUE in part to Autism Awareness Month, which is observed globally in April every year, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is no longer a condition discussed within isolated communities; it has become a growing concern across nations worldwide.
As awareness increases, so, too, does the urgency to respond. Parents, educators, therapists and policymakers are actively seeking solutions.
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