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Researchers find autism more common with low birth weight
Published October 17, 2011
in Philadelphia Inquirer
Autism is far more common in low-birth-weight babies than the general population, researchers are reporting, a significant finding that nevertheless raises more questions than it answers and illustrates how little is known about a group of disorders that affect nearly 1 percent of American children.
http://www.philly.com/philly/health_and_science/131959518.html
Filed under: Brain Development, Diagnosis, Diagnostic Disparities, featured, Mothers