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I found the following article on Slate.com very intriguing. Here’s a portion of it:
“Cornell University researchers are reporting what appears to be a statistically significant relationship between autism rates and television watching by children under the age of 3. Th ... Continue reading »
“Cornell University researchers are reporting what appears to be a statistically significant relationship between autism rates and television watching by children under the age of 3. Th ... Continue reading »
11 months ago
Something to keep in mind is that autism wasn't really diagnosed before the 80's, so the increase might be more of a correlation than a causation. Lots of people who were wrongly diagnosed as something else were being properly diagnosed for the first time.
I'm excited to hear what others have to say though.