Mane Center Notes Autism Rates - 1 in 38 - Much Higher than Previously Thought!
/EINPresswire.com/ The Mane Center and autism treatment authority, Dr. Nelson Mañé, offers information about autism spectrum treatment. Promotion of awareness of the condition its treatment are specialties of his.
Tampa own, Dr. Nelson Mane who treats children on the autism spectrum cautions!
"This study suggests a rate more than double what prior studies have revealed, and yet, there is always the question as to whether this number represents better diagnosis, or an actual statistical increase."
According to "The American Journal of Psychiatry" a published study undertaken by the
Yale Child Study Center, George Washington University and various institutions in Korea, found that 2.6% of the children were considered to be on the autism spectrum. The study was comprised of 7 to 12 year old students. Current U.S. estimates fall around 1% or 1 in 100 children.
"Here is the good news", says Dr. Mane, "this was a large endeavor and will most likely spark further study into Autism, its incidence, treatment and causes. With Autism affecting roughly 2 ½% of society's children, I am continuously confounded at the lack of awareness. I am equally hopeful that this will eventually lead to better resources available for families with children suffering from this disorder."
Dr. Nelson Mañé is board certified in chiropractic orthopedics and neurology and a Tampa autism doctor. He has subspecialty training in childhood neurobehavioral disorders, ADHD, electro diagnostics, vestibular disorders (balance problems) as well as training in functional medicine. He is one of the most experienced doctors using high power laser therapy. He is a DAN! Doctor (Defeat Autism Now). He has been featured on ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, BAY News 9 as well as the autism documentary "Walking in the Dark; Finding the Light in Autism. Using hemispheric Integration therapy Dr. Mane focuses on autism treatment in all its forms.
Media Contact:
Dr. Nelson Mañé
Mañé Center
(813) 935-4744
http://www.manecenter.com
1602 West Sligh Avenue, Suite 500
Tampa, FL 33604
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Tampa own, Dr. Nelson Mane who treats children on the autism spectrum cautions!
"This study suggests a rate more than double what prior studies have revealed, and yet, there is always the question as to whether this number represents better diagnosis, or an actual statistical increase."
According to "The American Journal of Psychiatry" a published study undertaken by the
Yale Child Study Center, George Washington University and various institutions in Korea, found that 2.6% of the children were considered to be on the autism spectrum. The study was comprised of 7 to 12 year old students. Current U.S. estimates fall around 1% or 1 in 100 children.
"Here is the good news", says Dr. Mane, "this was a large endeavor and will most likely spark further study into Autism, its incidence, treatment and causes. With Autism affecting roughly 2 ½% of society's children, I am continuously confounded at the lack of awareness. I am equally hopeful that this will eventually lead to better resources available for families with children suffering from this disorder."
Dr. Nelson Mañé is board certified in chiropractic orthopedics and neurology and a Tampa autism doctor. He has subspecialty training in childhood neurobehavioral disorders, ADHD, electro diagnostics, vestibular disorders (balance problems) as well as training in functional medicine. He is one of the most experienced doctors using high power laser therapy. He is a DAN! Doctor (Defeat Autism Now). He has been featured on ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, BAY News 9 as well as the autism documentary "Walking in the Dark; Finding the Light in Autism. Using hemispheric Integration therapy Dr. Mane focuses on autism treatment in all its forms.
Media Contact:
Dr. Nelson Mañé
Mañé Center
(813) 935-4744
http://www.manecenter.com
1602 West Sligh Avenue, Suite 500
Tampa, FL 33604
Courtesy of Online PR Media: http://bit.ly/lfEukq
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