Studies have revealed that autism can be detected as early as six months through use of special equipment. This is done through observing a decline of eye contact between 6 and 24 months, which would indicate autism. The quicker the decline of eye contact, the more severe the diagnosis in autism. Experts state that such observations cannot be observed by the naked eye to to the precision of eye movement necessary to make an accurate diagnosis.
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