Rise in Autism Diagnoses in England
The number of autism diagnoses in England rose by 84% over the year, indicating a significant trend in the identification of autism spectrum disorders.
Diagnoses are most often given to children and teenagers aged 10 to 17. However, the most rapid growth is observed among millennials: they are diagnosed three times more frequently than previous generations.
The statistical increase is linked not only to a rise in cases but also to improved diagnostic methods and greater societal awareness of neurodiversity.









