Yale Study Finds Face-Related Brain Signals Sharpen with Age in Neurotypical Children but Not in Autistic Children
Medical Daily
A Yale study reveals that face-related brain signals sharpen with age in neurotypical children but not in autistic children, highlighting developmental differences in neural processing of facial information. This finding underscores the importance of understanding distinct neurological trajectories in autism research compared to typical development. The study contributes to broader efforts to differentiate biological markers associated with autism spectrum conditions.
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