A new study suggests that babies born before 33 weeks have less connectivity in areas of the brain responsible for higher cognitive functioning. (Marice Cohn Band/Miami Herald/TNS)
Differences in brain wiring could help explain why children born premature are at greater risk for autism and other developmental disorders, researchers say. Read more.
Preemies May be Wired for Developmental Disorders
May 10, 2015 by
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