A very interesting article published in The Science Daily highlights a study done by the Weizmann Institute of Science to determine if autism can be predicted based on the amount of a person's nasal airflow. That's right - the researchers discovered that individuals diagnosed with autism do not reduce their nasal airflow when they come in contact with an odor that is unpleasant such as a smelly public restroom. Curious??Sunday, October 4, 2015
Article: Can Autism Be Measured in a Sniff?
A very interesting article published in The Science Daily highlights a study done by the Weizmann Institute of Science to determine if autism can be predicted based on the amount of a person's nasal airflow. That's right - the researchers discovered that individuals diagnosed with autism do not reduce their nasal airflow when they come in contact with an odor that is unpleasant such as a smelly public restroom. Curious??
