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Drug use in autistic and non-autistic adults : findings from the Global Drug Survey
Background: Autistic people may be at greater risk of developing alcohol and substance use disorders, despite being less likely to use drugs and alcohol overall. Little research has compared autistic and non-autistic adults across multiple drug classes in large international samples. This study aime
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