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Recent research suggests that inflammation of certain brain areas and the immune system play a role in the development of autism.
Inflammation of certain brain areas may also play a role in autism (photo: iStock)American and Italian scientists have co-authored the discovery that inflammation-related, auxiliary, or inhibitory, so-called cytokines play a role in the development of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). the brain of a child who died before they died of ASD. and the Tufts University of Science. The presence of inflammatory IL-molecules implies that inflammation plays an important role in the development of autism, the researchers said. " (DLPFC) increased the inflammatory cytokine and receptor for IL-37, IL-18, "said Susan Leeman of Boston University. Researchers at Harvard and Chieti University in Italy how interleukins and other whites behave in children with ADS. .Scientists have also examined the brains of children who were not autistic. In the control group, there was no evidence of cytokine proliferation. In the United States, one in every 59 children has autism, according to the American Law Center (CDC). The number of cases around the world, but especially in Western countries, is growing. Your symptoms may vary from child to child, even in a family. However, according to experts, there are some common traits that can be used to diagnose bipolar disorder. , and some who play with only one color play. Communication and speech disorder are signs that the autistic child may not make eye contact or play with his brothers.
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