Characterizing the Prevalence of Co‐Occurring Neurodevelopmental Conditions and Associations With the Timing of Diagnosis in Autism in Medicaid Claims Data

Autistic children are frequently diagnosed with co-occurring neurodevelopmental conditions, with the prevalence of these conditions varying based on the timing of the autism diagnosis. Earlier autism diagnosis is associated with a higher likelihood of co-occurring neurodevelopmental conditions, suggesting that early identification may reveal more complex presentations of autism. The study highlights the importance of understanding how diagnostic timing influences the recognition and management of co-occurring conditions in autistic children.

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