When Will Schools Truly Be Safe?

When Will Schools Truly Be Safe?

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Autism Doesn’t End at Childhood. Here’s the Reality

A listener named Victoria wants to know what comes next for her autistic teenage son. This week on Paging Dr. Gupta, we look at how the needs of autistic kids change as they grow up. Plus, common misconceptions about independence, college, and work for autistic teens and adults, ...  Show more

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