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Science · SwedenAutism might be just as common in females as in males, according to a study published on Wednesday that counters prevailing estimates of the disorder’s prevalence. While the neurological and developmental condition is known to be more common in boys at younger ages, the study found a clear catch-up effect among adolescent girls, the researchers reported in The BMJ.See the Story
Swedish Study Finds Autism Diagnosis Ratio Approaches Gender Parity by Adulthood
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HealthStaying up late has quietly become normal. Work deadlines, screen time, binge-watching and late dinners often push sleep well past midnight. But cardiologists warn that consistently living like a “night owl” may be doing more than just making you tired; it can increase long-term heart risks. According to Dr Rushikesh Patil, Associate Director – Cardiology at Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital, Powai, irregular and late-night sleep disrupts the body’s i…See the Story
Are 'night owls' at higher risk of heart disease? A cardiologist explains
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