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Guideline reports clinical management strategies for developmental language disorders in pediatric populations, highlighting the need for early intervention.
Introduction About 9.9% of children have developmental language disorders (DLD), about 7.6% "circumscribed" (formerly "specific") DLD, i.e., without additional impairments, and another 2.3% with language-related comorbidities, e.g., autism-spectrum disorder or hearing loss. DLD are among the most commonly treated childhood disorders and, if persistent, often reduce educational success and later social status. A risk stage for "circumscribed" DLD is a developmental language delay between the 2nd and 3rd birthday.
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