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Familyagre.org also acknowledges that terminology within the neurodevelopmental community continues to evolve. Terms like Asperger’s syndrome, once widely used, may carry different meanings or historical implications depending on the source. The platform includes such language for clarity, historical context, or personal relevance to individuals who still identify with it, but it does not prescribe or promote any specific diagnostic label. Readers should consult clinical professionals regarding terminology appropriate for their circumstances.
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