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Common Gene Variants Increase Autism Risk
Common gene variants are linked to autism risk, a new study shows. Common gene variants are linked to autism risk, a new study shows. According to researchers, most of the genetic risk for autism is associated with versions of genes commonly found in the population and not from rare variants.
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