How do you estimate the prevalence of ASD?
Estimating how many people have a rare and complex condition is a difficult task. The approach used by the Centers for Disease Control to select and evaluate a sample of children for ASD has raised important questions. Do these yield estimates that are reliable enough to begin to build on? Read more in this second chapter of a series, “Making prevalence relevant, again”, that re-interprets these data to identify specific strategies to close gaps in implementation.













