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The antisocial hormone

Posted by Tony (Guest) - Sunday, May 16 2004, 10:41:53 (CEST)
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The antisocial hormone
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Levels of testosterone in the womb may profoundly affect a person’s
social development. The latest in a series of studies suggests that
children exposed to high levels in the womb are less developed
socially and may also explain why men are four times as likely as
women to suffer from autism. Although too small to be conclusive, the
study's findings fit with the theory that autism is an extreme form
of the male brain...

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