re: #74 ralphieboy

Is there a blood test for autism? Or is it something that is diagnosed as a matter of degree as the result of observation? That could also play a role in the increased rates of autism, perhaps we are just more fixated on observing it and finding it these days.

There are many different types of autism which makes it hard to diagnose. One of my daughter has been labeled of a minor type of autism by the school. Our family doctor disagrees.