Age‐Specific Diagnostic Panorama Among People With Intellectual Disabilities in Comparison With the General Population: A Longitudinal Register Study (IDcare)

For most body systems, there was an increased risk of diagnosis for people with ID, although in some cases, it declined with age. Although there are some potential explanations for this age-related decline, further investigations are needed to understand the pathways behind this phenomenon. Cancer diagnoses stood out in that a decreased risk was found for the ID cohort. This needs further attention. One reason may be due to lower rates of cancer screening in this group. The need for screening interventions tailored for people with ID has been highlighted for at least two decades, but few seem to have been developed, tested or implemented, which means that such interventions are still urgently warranted.

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Journal of Intellectual Disability Research
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2025-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.1111/jir.70072
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Down syndrome and intellectual disability research
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Age‐Specific Diagnostic Panorama Among People With Intellectual Disabilities in Comparison With the General Population: A Longitudinal Register Study (IDcare)

Jimmie Kristensson, Magnus Sandberg, Anna Axmon
Journal of Intellectual Disability Research
Down syndrome and intellectual disability research
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Age‐Specific Diagnostic Panorama Among People With Intellectual Disabilities in Comparison With the General Population: A Longitudinal Register Study (IDcare)

Jimmie Kristensson, Magnus Sandberg, Anna Axmon
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Abstract

For most body systems, there was an increased risk of diagnosis for people with ID, although in some cases, it declined with age. Although there are some potential explanations for this age-related decline, further investigations are needed to understand the pathways behind this phenomenon. Cancer diagnoses stood out in that a decreased risk was found for the ID cohort. This needs further attention. One reason may be due to lower rates of cancer screening in this group. The need for screening interventions tailored for people with ID has been highlighted for at least two decades, but few seem to have been developed, tested or implemented, which means that such interventions are still urgently warranted.

Journal of Intellectual Disability ResearchVol. 70(3)
Lund University (SE)
Vetenskapsrådet, Forskningsrådet om Hälsa, Arbetsliv och Välfärd
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Down syndrome and intellectual disability research
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