CDC researchers found that second- or later-born babies of mothers
who conceived less than 18 months or more than 60 months after their previous
birth were more likely to develop autism spectrum disorder. The findings in the
journal Autism Research didn't link overly long or overly short pregnancy
spacing with other developmental disabilities.
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