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lindy2350: My @Slate article on early autism symptoms: http://t.co/hXF08KntNG Not meant to scare-monger! But early ID/treatment can help some kids.
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schoolofsmock (Dr. Jessica Smock): How to identify the early signs of autism. Are you ever worried? Informative piece by @lindy2350 for @Slate http://t.co/GxjVwhiYGw
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Melinda Wenner Moyer writes about science, health and food for Scientific American, Nature Medicine, Slate, Popular Science, Gilt Taste, Bon Appetit, Glamour and Redbook. She lives in Brooklyn and tweets as @Lindy2350.Search Body Politic
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