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Study Finds that Closely Spaced Pregnancies May Increase Risk of Autism

By Reproductive Rights

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Time Magazine: Closely Spaced Pregnancies May Contribute to Autism, by Alice Park: As researchers continue to learn more about autism?its causes and risk factors?it is increasingly clear that there isn't a single driver for the developmental disorder, and no simple...

Full post as published by Reproductive Rights Prof Blog on January 11, 2011 (boomark / email).

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