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Now from Times Square, here's what you need to know.

Dr. Darien, so good to see you.

I'm the referee here.

Coming in with information.

We do have some medical headlines to talk about. There's this new study. The

numbers of autism cases that are being seen, they're up. Explain why we're seeing this.

You know, it may feel like there's more people discussing the diagnosis of autism.

I, for myself, it feels like you're seeing it often on your social media timelines,

when you're scrolling, and it's reflected in this new data from Jama.

It's a large peer review journal, and they looked at the rate of autism between 2011 and

2022 and they found that the rate of diagnosis increased by 175 percent and notably that

seemed to be most significant with children ages 5 to 8, adults

ages 26 to 34, and women and young girls. And the reasons why scientists are

trying to figure that out, I think it's not necessarily more people are getting a diagnosis of

autism but we're getting better at detecting it. The most important thing however is

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