The New York Times > Health > Focus Narrows in Search for Autism...

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At age 3, one child could wear his father's baseball cap, Dr. Courchesne said. The rate of brain growth gradually slows from 2 to 4 years, reaching a peak a year later. A 5-year-old with autism has the same size brain as a normal 13-year-old.
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