Autistic brains are more symmetrical. Study suggests that in children and adolescents with autism, the brains’ hemispheres are less likely to specialize in one way or another. Findings give insight into how brain development in autistic people contributes to the disorder’s cognitive characteristics.

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Autistic brains are more symmetrical. Study suggests that in children and adolescents with autism, the brains’ hemispheres are less likely to specialize in one way or another. Findings give insight into how brain development in autistic people contributes to the disorder’s cognitive characteristics.