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Rare genetic condition may offer early glimpse of autism - Dr. Shafali Spurling Jeste

August 11, 2016

Read about Dr. Shafali Spurling Jeste’s recent study in Neurology about tuberous sclerosis: A rare genetic condition may offer early glimpse of autism. 

https://spectrumnews.org/news/rare-genetic-condition-may-offer-early-glimpse-autism/

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05/07/2007 A Frown or a Smile? Children With Autism Can't Discern
02/20/2007 Worldwide scan of autism genetic links
09/20/2006 First Evidence Found of Mirror Neuron

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