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Rare womb infections linked to autism, intellectual disability in Swedish study

Study finds academic performance impacts even without formal diagnoses

1 Sep 21 · 2d ago · 4 articles · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 3

Researchers observed lower academic performance in children who had TORCH infections but had not been diagnosed with autism or intellectual disability, suggesting broader neurodevelopmental effects. No clear links emerged to ADHD or obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Study finds academic performance impacts even without formal diagnoses
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“It is important to emphasise that it is unusual for these infections to be transmitted from mother to child. They account for a very small proportion of all cases of autism in the population, but for those children who are actually affected, we see a clearly elevated risk of both autism and intellectual disability.”

Reneé Gardner, Researcher, Karolinska Institute · reddit ↗

Reneé Gardner Researcher, Karolinska InstituteHugo Sjöqvist Lead author and PhD student, Karolinska InstituteMark Schleiss Editorialist, University of Minnesota

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1Study finds academic performance impacts…2Editorial calls for increased CMV…3Major medical outlets report study…
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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 3 claims were published in its stretch

  1. 2 outlets Rare pregnancy infections linked to autism

    first by Medical Xpress, 2d ago · also The Telegraph

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  2. 1 outlet Babies infected in womb ‘more likely to have autism’

    first by The Times, 2d ago

  3. 1 outlet Maternal Infections Drive Autism Risk

    first by Neuroscience News, 2d ago

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