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Home | All About Research | IAN Research Questions | Sibling - Speech Delay

Has this person ever been diagnosed with a language delay or speech problems?

Questionnaire: Sibling without ASD Questionnaire
Date Last Updated: 4/27/09
Graph Current as of: 4/27/09

Why Is This Important?

Researchers are interested in genetic factors: do issues involving speech or communication appear together with ASDs in some families?

Data from IAN Research:

Pie chart showing the percentage of unaffected siblings who have been diagnosed with or treated for language delay.

This chart shows that 19% of the siblings taking part in IAN Research, at some time in their lives, have been diagnosed with a language delay or speech problem.

Audience, All Audiences, Document Type, IAN Research Results, Article, Speech/Language Skills and Therapies, IAN Research, Topic, All Topics, Disorder, All Autism Spectrum Disorders, Age group, All Age Groups

40 40.10 50 50.30.15 50.30 30.10.245 30.10.275 30 30.10 10 10.10 20 20.10

04/27/2009