App may help identify children with autism spectrum disorder
At a Glance Researchers developed a prototype app that screens toddlers for autism spectrum disorder by tracking eye movements while showing videos on a tablet or smartphone. The app could provide an efficient, low-cost option for early detection of autism spectrum disorder. An eye-tracking app could help make autism screening easier and more widespread. Duke University The human brain is wired to pay attention to social information like facial expressions, speech, and gestures. Infants learn ...
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