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In               a               February               8               press               release,               The               Centers               for               Disease               Control               and               Prevention               (CDC)               reported               that               about               1               out               of               every               150               children               included               in               2               nationwide               surveys               may               have               autism               or               a               related               condition               -               more               than               many               researchers               had               estimated.

The               surveys,               conducted               in               2000               and               2002               with               subjects               from               6               and               14               communities               respectively,               are               the               largest               of               their               kind               to               date.

The               2002               study               looked               at               approximately               10               percent               of               eight-year-olds               living               in               14               states               -               Alabama,               Arizona,               Arkansas,               Colorado,               Georgia,               Maryland,               Missouri,               New               Jersey,               North               Carolina,               Pennsylvania,               South               Carolina,               Utah,               West               Virginia,               and               Wisconsin.

Of               these,               an               average               of               6.6               per               1,000               eight-year-olds,               or               2,685               total,               showed               signs               of               an               autism               spectrum               disorder               (ASD).

Researchers               examined               descriptions               of               the               children's               developmental               difficulties               obtained               from               parents,               teachers,               and               other               adults.
               A               similar               study               was               conducted               in               2000               with               approximately               4.5               percent               of               eight-year-olds               from               six               states               -               Arizona,               Georgia,               Maryland,               New               Jersey,               South               Carolina,               and               West               Virginia.

An               average               of               6.7               per               1,000               children,               or               1,252               children               total               showed               signs               of               an               ASD.
               The               data               from               both               studies               translates               into               an               average               ASD               rate               of               about               1               in               150               children               across               these               communities.

The               studies               focused               on               eight-year-olds               because               research               indicates               that               most               children               with               an               ASD               are               diagnosed               by               this               age.
               "It's               important               to               note               that               these               studies               don't               provide               a               national               estimate,               but               that               they               do               confirm               that               ASDs               in               the               areas               surveyed               are               more               common               in               these               communities               studied               than               previously               thought,"               said               Dr.

Marshalyn               Yeargin-Allsopp,               chief               of               CDC's               autism               program.

"We               need               to               continue               efforts               to               monitor               the               prevalence               of               ASDs               and               to               improve               our               understanding               of               these               disorders.

Good               estimates               of               how               many               children               in               a               community               may               have               an               ASD               will               also               help               school               and               health               officials               in               their               planning               and               intervention               efforts."
               Autism               spectrum               disorders               include               autistic               disorder,               Asperger               syndrome,               and               pervasive               developmental               disorder-not               otherwise               specified               (PDD-NOS).

ASDs               are               developmental               disabilities               characterized               by               significant               impairments               in               social               functioning.
               The               data               from               both               studies               was               reported               by               the               Autism               and               Development               Disabilities               Monitoring               (ADDM)               Network.

The               ADDM               network               was               founded               in               2000               and               includes               CDC,               University               of               Alabama               at               Birmingham,               University               of               Arizona               at               Tucson,               University               of               Arkansas,               Colorado               Department               of               Public               Health               and               Environment,               Johns               Hopkins               University,               Washington               University               in               St.

Louis,               University               of               North               Carolina               at               Chapel               Hill,               University               of               Medicine               and               Dentistry               of               New               Jersey               in               Newark,               University               of               Pennsylvania               School               of               Nursing,               Medical               University               of               South               Carolina,               University               of               Utah,               Marshall               University,               and               the               University               of               Wisconsin-Madison.
               CDC's               "Learn               the               Signs,               Act               Early"               campaign               is               working               to               educate               parents,               health               care               practitioners,               and               childcare               providers               about               the               need               to               monitor               children's               social               and               emotional               development.

Visit               http://www.cdc.gov/actearly               for               more               information.
               To               learn               more               about               CDC               research               on               autism,               visit               http://www.cdc.gov/autism.
               Source:               Centers               for               Disease               Control               and               Prevention
               http://www.cdc.gov






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