Autism
Research from University of Oslo in the area of autism described
Published in Medicine and Law Weekly, July 10th, 2009
According to recent research from Oslo, Norway, "In 1998 the Swedish Parliament decided about increased financing of dental support and service given to persons with disabilities who were dependent on nursing personnel or others in their activities of daily life including oral hygiene procedures. One part of the legislation called ''Necessary dental care, group 3'' (NDC3) includes persons with intellectual disabilities and disabilities due to brain damage, autism and autism-like disorders, and persons with lasting mental and physical disabilities not related to normal aging."
"The objectives where to investigate persons affected by this legislation; how many and what...
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