Support System, Determination Help Autistic Man Lead Full Life
Published August 14, 2012
Seventy million people - 1 percent of the world's population - have some form of autism, a neurologic disorder that affects their ability to interact with other people and to care for themselves. Although treatment is available in developed nations, advocates say the outlook for those with severe autism is poor, and many spend their lives in sheltered environments. Faiza Elmasry reports for VOA that those with milder forms of the disorder, however, can have more success integrating into society.
健全体制支持帮助自闭症患者,像正常人一样生活
全世界有7千万不同程度的自闭症患者,占全球人口的1% 。神经系统病变导致他们无法与人正常交流,或生活不能自理 。虽然在一些发达国家,自闭症的治疗有一定的成效,但那些病情严重的患者通常却过着十分可怜,将自己完全封闭的生活 。据VOA记者Faiza Elmasry报道,那些病情较轻的患者还是能够融入社会的 。