Dennis Wall
Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Psychiatry
Stanford University School of Medicine
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The urgent need to shorten autism’s diagnostic odyssey
With the rate of autism now at 1 in 68 people and climbing, the need for solutions that reach the risk population more quickly and effectively has never been more real, say Dennis Wall and Glenn Saxe.
The urgent need to shorten autism’s diagnostic odyssey
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