Everyday items linked to autism risk
The Australian
Exposure to certain everyday items, such as those containing flame retardants and other chemicals, has been linked to an increased risk of autism in children. The study highlights the potential role of environmental factors in autism development. Researchers urge further investigation into reducing exposure to these chemicals.
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