Exposing the first signs of autism in pregnancy! This could change everything we know about early detection. Researchers have just made an incredible breakthrough in understanding autism.
They’ve found that mini-brains grown from children with autism are about 40% larger than those from neurotypical children during the first trimester of pregnancy. This unusual brain growth could be one of the earliest indicators of autism in a developing baby.
One of the scientists, Alysson Muotri, points out that the bigger the brain, the better isn’t always true. According to Courchesne, understanding these early differences is crucial for developing future treatments to manage symptoms. This discovery offers hope for early intervention and better management of autism.
Stay tuned for more updates on this fascinating topic!
