Autism is a disease or mental condition? Facts about abnormal guys

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The Project" Health Life " aims to provide useful and necessary information about the diseases that are being diagnosed today. A child with autism looks around with a slight pre-glance. According to the information can now track autism in one of every 88 children in the world. Such children are no different from others in appearance, only he thinks differently. We will give useful information today about the methods of working with children with autism.

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