UNC study could help parents predict childhood autism at early age
Posted Mar 11, 2018
Early diagnosis is essential when it comes to autism. A study conducted at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is helping parents predict autism in their child at an earlier age. The study looked at the MRI brain scans of more than 500 infants. What researchers found was that the brains of babies who later went on to develop autism were much bigger in size.
(FOX 8 WGHP)
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