medRxiv PreprintsInternational30 October 2026
High-Resolution Mapping of Healthcare Pathways in Autism
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Autistic children and adolescents experience substantial psychiatric and somatic comorbidity, but whether this excess morbidity follows structured diagnostic patterns or temporal trajectories remains unclear. We conducted a nationwide register-based study of 101,521 autistic individuals in Sweden and 958,093 age- and sex-matched peers, followed from birth through early life until a median age of 19.8 years. Across 12.86 million diagnostic codes from 9.49 million inpatient and specialist outpatient healthcare encounters, autistic individuals had increased risk of 165 of 187 examined conditions.
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