A new study suggests that some people who have received an autism diagnosis are able to improve significantly and not qualify for the diagnosis later in life.
Some With Autism Diagnosis Can Recover, Study Finds
By BENEDICT CAREY, New York Times
Wed, 01/16/2013 - 8:54pm
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