Aug 2026· Maternal and Child Health Journal· Vol 30, pp. 1161 - 1166· 0 citations· 19 references
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A familial background of autism, male gender, premature birth, and admission to a neonatal intensive care unit were notably more prevalent in children with autism, underscoring populations who may require enhanced developmental monitoring.
Although the observed 4:1 ratio aligns with global trends, the findings suggest under-identification of females, and gender-sensitive diagnostic tools are needed to improve detection and understanding of ASD in females.
Nishant Prabhakaran, S. Kaku, Ann Maria Moncy et al.· Journal of Autism and Develo...· 0 citations
Children born EPT have increased positive ASDS and it is important to assess their socioemotional development early and pos-ASDS risk factors to facilitate prompt intervention.
Myriam Peralta-Carcelen, S. Hintz, Carla M. Bann et al.· Journal of Perinatology· 0 citations
This study showed that parents had limited knowledge of autism, and educational status and having children were found to be associated with autism awareness.
Tuğba Babacan Gadiş, Mahcube Çubukçu· The Anatolian Journal of Fam...· 0 citations
Findings should be interpreted cautiously and considered hypothesis-generating rather than confirmatory, due to the cross-sectional design, reliance on questionnaire-based measures, and potential shared-informant bias, these findings should be interpreted cautiously and considered hypothesis-generating rather than conf...
Şermin Bilgen Ulgar, Mehtap Eroğlu, Neşe Yakşi et al.· Turkish Journal of Pediatric...· 0 citations
The severity of ASD symptoms, reflected by the CARS score, was the main factor associated with caregiver burden, and other aspects, such as age, comorbidities, and socioeconomic level, may also exert influence, but were not statistically significantly associated.
Laraflay Viana dos Santos, P. Zuanetti, Larissa Maria de Vito Pimenta et al.· Audiology: Communication Res...· 0 citations
It is suggested that family structure may represent an important early-life context for neurodevelopment and may help inform developmental surveillance in societies experiencing declining fertility rates and delayed childbearing.
Yi-Yu Su, Chi-Jen Chen, Mei-Huei Chen et al.· Early Human Development· 0 citations
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