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Gender Differences in Autism Brain

July 31, 2015

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Nicholas T. Lange, ScD, reacts to new research results that indicate the complex folds in the brain’s outer layer may underlie some of the difficulties boys with autism have in interpreting social cues.

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Autism Gender/Sex Differences Nicholas Lange

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