Because of diagnosing changes, the number of cases of autism is changing. The Autism Science Foundation claims that in 2014, one out of every sixty-eight kids in the U.S. had an autism-like condition. In past years, it was misdiagnosed or not caught in time to be diagnosed, so the numbers are not really comparable to years ago. We are better at recognizing the signs of autism now and properly naming it when we see it.