Early Sensory Differences in Infants May Influence Later Autistic Traits, Study Finds
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A longitudinal study finds that sensory differences in infants as young as 12 months may influence later autistic traits, highlighting early sensory avoiding as a key factor in social development.
Rare 2q34 Chromosome Deletion Shows No Neurodevelopmental Impact at One Year
A de novo 1.62 Mb deletion on chromosome 2q34, including the ERBB4 gene, was identified prenatally but showed no neurodevelopmental abnormalities at 12 months, suggesting variable effects.