How Brain Responses to Speech Differ in Babies Likely and Unlikely to Develop Autism
Godel M; Fló A; Benjamin L; Dehaene-Lambertz G; Schaer M
Some babies who later have autism might have trouble starting to speak. This study looked at how their brains work to understand speech by watching babies' brain waves. It found that babies more likely to have autism had trouble with certain speech sounds, which could help doctors figure out how to help them earlier.