COULD INTESTINAL BACTERIA BE THE CAUSE OF AUTISM?
Children with autism appear to have distinctly different levels of intestinal flora, which may increase their vulnerability to pathogenic bacteria and perhaps play a role in autism pathogenesis.
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Pregnant women with hypothyroxinemia in early gestation have nearly a 4-fold increased risk of having a child with autism.
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