Sociodemographic Correlates ofAutism Spectrum Disorders in Children: Study in Autism Center \ ThiQar Health Office \ Iraq
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Autism is a spectrum of neuropsychiatric disorders that affects children from all cultural backgrounds, and socioeconomic levels. Unfortunately, its contributing factors and etiology are still poorly understood, with worldwide increase in incidence, either to increase diagnosis or awareness or bothReferences
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