autism spectrum disorder (asd)

What are the Risk Factors for ASD?

Several factors can increase the risk of ASD, including:
- Genetic predisposition
- Sibling with ASD
- Advanced parental age
- Prenatal exposure to certain medications or environmental toxins
- Neonatal complications like hypoxia, jaundice, or infections

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