Autism Spectrum Disorder in Brazil: Advances, Challenges, and Paths to Inclusion

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A detailed analysis of autism spectrum advances, challenges, and paths to inclusion in Brazil's healthcare system.

Autism Spectrum Disorder in Brazil: Advances, Challenges, and Paths to Inclusion

Gabriel Costa Taveira
Gabriel Costa Taveira
Dinah Teixeira Carneiro
Dinah Teixeira Carneiro
Ana Caroline Gonçalves Lima
Ana Caroline Gonçalves Lima
Fernanda Ribeiro Marins
Fernanda Ribeiro Marins
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The Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodivergent condition that affects communication and social behavior, requiring understanding and ensuring rights for an inclusive life. Despite advances, persistent social and occupational challenges are faced by the autistic community. The heterogeneity of the spectrum demands a broad understanding, not limited to health but including social and educational aspects. The lack of understanding of these complexities results in underestimation of autism and inadequate health services. This article aims to deepen knowledge about the rights of people with ASD in Brazil, emphasizing legal, social, and educational aspects. To this end, a literature review on the rights and public health of autistics was conducted. The need for training of health professionals and educators to create inclusive environments is highlighted. The application of adaptive therapeutic approaches, considering the individual complexities of each autistic person, is crucial.

Autism Spectrum Disorder in Brazil: Advances, Challenges, and Paths to Inclusion

The Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodivergent condition that affects communication and social behavior, requiring understanding and ensuring rights for an inclusive life. Despite advances, persistent social and occupational challenges are faced by the autistic community. The heterogeneity of the spectrum demands a broad understanding, not limited to health but including social and educational aspects. The lack of understanding of these complexities results in underestimation of autism and inadequate health services. This article aims to deepen knowledge about the rights of people with ASD in Brazil, emphasizing legal, social, and educational aspects. To this end, a literature review on the rights and public health of autistics was conducted. The need for training of health professionals and educators to create inclusive environments is highlighted. The application of adaptive therapeutic approaches, considering the individual complexities of each autistic person, is crucial.

Gabriel Costa Taveira
Gabriel Costa Taveira
Dinah Teixeira Carneiro
Dinah Teixeira Carneiro
Ana Caroline Gonçalves Lima
Ana Caroline Gonçalves Lima
Fernanda Ribeiro Marins
Fernanda Ribeiro Marins

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Gabriel Costa Taveira. 2026. “. Global Journal of Medical Research – K: Interdisciplinary GJMR-K Volume 25 (GJMR Volume 25 Issue K1): .

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Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/gjmra

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Autism Spectrum Disorder in Brazil: Advances, Challenges, and Paths to Inclusion

Gabriel Costa Taveira
Gabriel Costa Taveira
Dinah Teixeira Carneiro
Dinah Teixeira Carneiro
Ana Caroline Gonçalves Lima
Ana Caroline Gonçalves Lima
Fernanda Ribeiro Marins
Fernanda Ribeiro Marins

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