Autism Screening Cancellations Rise Amid Fears of Federal List Placement

Parents and adults are reportedly canceling autism screening evaluations due to fears of being placed on a federal list. This recent trend highlights a growing concern among individuals considering or undergoing autism assessments. These cancellations stem from anxieties about potential government tracking or data collection related to autism diagnoses. Individuals express worry that a positive diagnosis could lead to inclusion on a federal registry, raising concerns about privacy and potential future repercussions. The fears appear to be impacting both parents seeking evaluations for their children and adults considering assessments for themselves.

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Date: May 1, 2025

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Mark Chiang

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