This report investigates the potential threat of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Ireland, examining its classification, common disabilities, and various definitions. It explores different models of disability, focusing on the medical and social models relevant to the Irish context. The report highlights the signs, symptoms, and research findings related to ASD, emphasizing the importance of understanding its impact on individuals, families, and society. It analyzes the data from various sources, including census data and health research reports, to provide a comprehensive overview of the challenges posed by ASD in Ireland. The analysis underscores the need for effective interventions, support systems, and policy measures to address the rising prevalence of ASD and its implications for the nation's future. The report emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis, intervention, and ongoing support to mitigate the impact of ASD on individuals and the community, and it highlights the role of the Irish government and healthcare system in addressing the challenges of ASD. The report aims to provide insights into the complexities of ASD and its implications for the well-being of the Irish population.
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