Three organisations just agreed on genetic testing
And what it means for the appointment you have next month. Two sentences worth quoting, and one thing you can reasonably ask for.
The Notebook
Shorter pieces: what changed in policy this month, what we learned from a family, what a new study actually means. Every post ends by handing you back to the reference page.
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A study said autism rates are rising. Here's what it actually measured.
Better identification does most of the work in that headline. We show you where to look in the paper.
What one mother put in her school folder
A real folder, shared with permission — and why the two-page summary at the front changed the meetings.
A visual schedule you can actually print at home
Why the first version failed testing with eight families, and what we changed.
Why we don't say "high-functioning"
The phrase hides the thing you actually need described. What we write instead, and why.
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