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Gaze patterns in toddlers may predict autism, Spectrum

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The gaze of children as young as 16 months old may help predict whether they have autism and reveal finer-grained details, such as their verbal and social abilities.
The gaze of children as young as 16 months old may help predict whether they have autism and reveal finer-grained details, such as their verbal and social…

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