In this week's paper issue of TIME, author Judith Warner explores a provocative theory about why rates of autism, particularly the mild form known as Asperger's, are on the rise: because people who have certain "autistic" traits are increasingly meeting and marrying each other and having offspring who are more likely to be on the spectrum.
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Autism is on the rise because they keep changing the standards by which a diagnosis of autism would be made.
ReplyDeleteAutism is genetic...period!