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The Autism Intervention Research Network on Physical Health (AIR-P) Research Agenda

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  • Alice A. Kuo
  • Emily Hotez
  • Kashia A. Rosenau
  • Candace Gragnani
  • Priyanka Fernandes
  • Madeline Haley
  • Dawn Rudolph
  • Lisa A. Croen
  • Maria L. Massolo
  • Laura Graham Holmes
  • Paul Shattuck
  • Lindsay Shea
  • Rujuta Wilson
  • Julian A. Martinez-Agosto
  • Heather M. Brown
  • Patrick S.R. Dwyer
  • Dena L. Gassner
  • Steven K. Kapp
  • Ari Ne'eman
  • Jacalyn G. Ryan
  • TC Waisman
  • Zachary J. Williams
  • Jessica N. DiBari
  • Dana M. Foney
  • Lauren R. Ramos
  • Michael D. Kogan

Abstract

In the United States, autistic individuals experience disproportionate physical and mental health challenges relative to non-autistic individuals, including higher rates of co-occurring and chronic conditions and lower physical, social, and psychological health-related quality of life.

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  • Alice A. Kuo & Emily Hotez & Kashia A. Rosenau & Candace Gragnani & Priyanka Fernandes & Madeline Haley & Dawn Rudolph & Lisa A. Croen & Maria L. Massolo & Laura Graham Holmes & Paul Shattuck & Lindsa, "undated". "The Autism Intervention Research Network on Physical Health (AIR-P) Research Agenda," Mathematica Policy Research Reports a36d6eb659184477bf38ef02d, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:a36d6eb659184477bf38ef02df561111
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