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Autism as an Infectious Disease

2025-04-28

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The consensus that Autism is from an intrauterine infection has been growing, bolstered by Patterson’s and Fatemi’s studies. However, the question remains: which infection? In this review, a prime, conceivable candidate is presented, supported by scientific literature, old and new. Until 1980 autism is still called “childhood schizophrenia” and in some parts of the world, it still is. But there is an extensive bod...

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75f48c8b-1f5c-5fb6-9cf5-4cd9f7e07cb1
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10.22541/au.174583146.61037111/v1
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