This clinical report from the American Academy of Pediatrics describes the effect that poor oral health has on children with developmental disabilities.
This report reveals that the prevalence of parent-reported ASD among children aged 6-17 was 2% in 2011-2012, a significant increase from 2007.
This report discusses the current disability employment situation, addresses some recent developments that create an opportunity to bring more workers with disabilities into the labor force, and calls on government and business leaders and others in the community to elevate this issue to a national priority.
This data brief reveals differences in individuals with and without autism spectrum disorder in regards to demographics, medical/psychological information, services received and supports needed.
This report provides statistics on people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (ID/DD) receiving residential and Medicaid-funded services in the United States.
This report includes analyses of state bullying legislation, state model bullying policies, and school district bullying polices.
This report summarizes the results of a 2010 national internet survey of 2,416 parents or relatives of children and youth with disabilities, age 11 to 39, from 54 states or U.S. territories.
This community report summarizes the new prevalence data that the CDC released on March 30th, 2012.
This report summarizes challenges in the United States surrounding the increasing rate of older people with intellectual and developmental disabilities having dementia.
This publication, which is downloadable, reviews research about current early interventions for children with autism in order to identify the most effective methods.
