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Low Awareness Fuelling Late Detection of Autism in Children

Published by Nile Post 26 October 2026 at 20:08
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Low Awareness Fuelling Late Detection of Autism in Children
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An autism awareness advocate says limited public understanding and stigma are delaying identification and support for children in Uganda, urging parents, teachers and health workers to recognise developmental differences early.

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