CDC Finds Developmental Disabilities More Common In Rural Areas
A recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report indicates children living in rural areas are more likely to have developmental disabilities. The CDC also found that, compared to their peers living in cities, children with developmental disabilities in rural areas are less likely to receive special education or early intervention services, less likely to have seen a mental health professional and less likely to have had a checkup visit in the past year.
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