Study Might Explain Brain Overgrowth Seen in Autism

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I don't understand why it is considered an abnormality; maybe it's the other way around???

Monica Laux of MI 5:05AM March 26, 2012

With all the hate speech Autism Speaks is trying to pass as information I wouldn't trust anything they say.

mary tormey of ID 4:04PM March 24, 2012

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