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The risk of childhood autism among second-generation migrants in Finland: A case - control study

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Studying second-generation immigrants can help in identifying genetic or environmental risk factors for childhood autism. Most previous studies have focused on maternal region of birth and showed inconsistent results. No previous study has been conducted in Finland. | The risk of childhood autism among second-generation migrants in Finland: A case - control study

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