Placental gross shape differences in a high autism risk cohort and the general population

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Inflammation, inflammation, inflammation. Often confused with 'psychosis' (delirium) conditions https://t.co/wiT7M2Y3mB Only real issue is WHEN does the inflammation start https://t.co/TGFLzJ7Xsb Again MRI evidence is essential but rarely used in UK.

@JessieSMorris @buckinghamh Maybe we need a re-working of "Hear the Silence" with a discussion of latest evidence! https://t.co/bKsv26gmaA Placental gross shape differences in a high autism risk cohort https://t.co/TGFLzJ7Xsb Chorioamnionitis following …

A uniformly smooth placental shape is, if nothing else, a unique contribution to the long list of factors linked to autism — new study in @PLOS https://t.co/72bIFhDR8N

This is getting ridiculous. Maybe it would be easier to compile a list of factors not linked to autism.

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