Study reveals 4 factors during pregnancy linked to higher odds of children developing autism

Lebanon 24: A recent clinical study conducted in the West Bank in Palestine found an association between a number of health and environmental factors that mothers are exposed to during pregnancy and a higher likelihood that their child will later be diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, most notably psychological stress, secondhand smoke, infection, and bleeding during the stages of pregnancy…
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