Study Finds Newborn Circumcision Does Not Increase Autism Risk
Bioengineer.org
A large U.S. study found no evidence that newborn circumcision increases the likelihood of an autism diagnosis. Researchers adjusted for confounding variables and determined there is no statistically significant association between the procedure and later autism diagnoses. These results challenge earlier observational reports suggesting a potential link.
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