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"What do we know about autism in 2013? Autism symptoms generally emerge before age three and usually ..." — Thomas R. Insel
What do we know about autism in 2013? Autism symptoms generally emerge before age three and usually much earlier, often as language delays or lack of social engagement. Recent research suggests that autism can be detected during the first year of life, even before classic symptoms emerge. Indeed, the symptoms may be a late stage of autism.
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