Autism
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First Biomarker Evidence Linking Autism To Pesticide DDT Revealed
DDT has been banned for several decades, but its effects continue to linger in the environment. New research reveals that mothers with high DDT levels are twice as likely to give birth to children with autism and intellectual disabilities.
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4-Year-Old Autistic Boy in Vancouver Dies After Dental Procedure at Must Love Kids Pediatric Dentistry
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Poop Science: Fecal Transplants Could Improve Behavioral Symptoms in Children with Autism
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Mini-brains Made from Teeth Reveal New Discoveries on Human Interaction, Neurology
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Flu During Pregnancy Does Not Cause Autism, Study Finds
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New Smartphone App Could Help in Early Autism Detection
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WARNING: Church Sells Bleach as 'Miracle Cure' for Autism
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Scientists Create Lab-Grown Human Brains That Could Think and Feel
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Say What? Doctor Caught Using Cat Saliva, Vodka for His Vaccines
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Monkeys Display Behavior Similar to Autism, Study Says
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Scientists Predict Autism Using New Machine Learning
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Study: Poor Immune System May Lead to Anti-Social Behavior
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New Study Found Link Between Stress During Pregnancy and Autism
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