Imaging: A New Way to Diagnose Autism?

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An autism diagnosis typically comes from a child’s primary care physician, but there might be a new way to tell if a child has autism. Dr. Jeffrey Anderson says this new method of looking at the brain could be up to 90 percent accurate. He’ll tell you how an MRI can detect autism in the brain, and its pros and cons compared to a diagnosis by a physician.

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