Cartoons 'could help spot autism' »

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Watching how a toddler responds to animations could help diagnose autism, research has suggested. Babies usually start paying attention to movement soon after birth, and pick up information from the cues they see but children with autism often do not.

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    Newperson8 months ago

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    Very interesting article Thanks

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      CHAM8 months ago

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      Thanks Wiki. Anything that will help them should be explored.

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