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Ami Klin: Új lehetőség az autizmus korai diagnosztizálására

Filmed Sep 2011 • Posted Jun 2012TEDxPeachtree
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Az autista spektrumhoz tartozó betegségek korai diagnosztizálása minden érintett életét megkönnyítheti, de az okok sokfélesége ezt hihetetlenül nehézzé teszi. A TEDxPeachtree keretében Ami Klin ismertet egy módszert a korai felismerésre, ami szemmozgás megfigyelésével méri a csecsemők kapcsolatteremtő készségét, és megbízhatóan jelzi előre az autizmus kialakulásának kockázatát. (A felvételt a TEDxPeachTree eseményen készült.)

Ami Klin is an award winning autism spectrum disorder researcher finding new avenues for early diagnosis. Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Maria Ruzsane Cseresnyes
Reviewed by Melissa Csikszentmihályi
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