Autistic adults in Japan stay active in their communities, households

Posted on May 6, 2022

Originally published May 6, 2022 by Spectrum News

Looking out a window onto two people at a table. Beyond them is a glass wall and people walking in the street or seated on the ground.

A longitudinal study conducted by researchers at the Yokohama Rehabilitation Center in Japan finds that most autistic children in Japan go on to live fairly independent lives and willingly engage in social activities.

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