Revolución diagnóstica: el diminuto sensor que detecta autismo ya a los dos meses de edad
Científicos de la Universidad de Ohio lograron desarrollar un método innovador que permite distinguir entre autismo y discapacidad intelectual ya en los primeros meses de vida del bebé, mediante un diminuto nanosensor y células madre…
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Researchers at Ohio State University report a nanotechnology based sensor that can distinguish autism from intellectual disability in infants as young as two months. Until now, formal diagnosis has required months or years of observing speech and behavioral development. If the sensor proves reliable in clinical settings, it could dramatically shorten the diagnostic timeline and enable earlier intervention.