Autism Forms In The Womb, New Study Suggests
Children with autism appear to have significantly more
brain cells than their typically developing peers, new research shows,
offering evidence that the developmental disorder originates prenatally.
The finding comes from a small, preliminary study
published Wednesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association
that looked at the brain composition of seven boys with autism and six
typically developing males ages 2 to 16 who had died.
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