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An evolving library of cited neurodiversity research.

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  • Public health dataAutismU.S.CDC · 2023 · Reviewed Jun 2026

    ADDM Network 2023 Autism Prevalence Report

    U.S. autism prevalence among 8-year-olds rose to 1 in 36; identification patterns continue to shift across race, gender, and region.

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  • Systematic reviewADHDGlobalPeer-reviewed · 2021 · Reviewed Jun 2026

    Adult ADHD: A Systematic Review of Prevalence

    Meta-analytic estimates support ~2.5–5% adult ADHD prevalence globally, with consistent under-identification in women and adults of color.

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  • Peer-reviewed studyAutismGlobalPeer-reviewed · 2020 · Reviewed Jun 2026

    Autistic Burnout: An Emerging Construct

    Qualitative and quantitative work increasingly distinguishes autistic burnout from depression and occupational burnout.

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  • Clinical guidanceDyslexiaU.S.International Dyslexia Association · 2022 · Reviewed Jun 2026

    Structured Literacy and Dyslexia

    Evidence base for structured literacy approaches (Orton-Gillingham family) remains the strongest for reading instruction in dyslexia.

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  • Public health dataDepressionGlobalWHO · 2023 · Reviewed Jun 2026

    Global Burden of Depression

    Approximately 280 million people globally live with depression — among the leading causes of disability worldwide.

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  • Government reportAutismGlobalMultiple · 2023 · Reviewed Jun 2026

    Workplace Neurodiversity: Talent and Inclusion

    Multiple industry studies suggest substantial underemployment of autistic adults and growing employer adoption of neurodiversity hiring programs.

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  • Systematic reviewPTSDGlobalWHO · 2017 · Reviewed Jun 2026

    PTSD World Mental Health Surveys

    Lifetime PTSD prevalence ~3.9% globally with high variability across countries and trauma exposure profiles.

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