Autism can be diagnosed as early as 14 months, study suggests

A new study in JAMA Pediatrics suggests children could be diagnosed as early as 14 months. Dr. David Agus joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the latest research. Autism is a spectrum disorder that may affect social skills, behavior and communication.

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[falcon]

do you know how hard it is to get help when diagnosed as a man in your med 30s

[SochiT]

Maybe government should give more WIC and foodstamp for healthy foods to children being deprive of nutrition causes health and mental illness. Too much sugar is causing diabetes and mental illness which are usually in foods under $1.

Broken homes and parents that were not properly diagnose with learning disabilities hurts children development. There should be a class taught to children to help them progress in school and deal with their parents mental illness.

Future pregnancy care will include mental illness counseling to help cope with the care of new baby. This will help the parent(s) be able to independently care for baby instead of exposing newborn baby to disruptive life taught by their parents. Government should allow more parents to get foodstamp being at the cutoff for requirements for foodstamps is very hurtful. Pantry foods are sometimes spoiled and not enough to feed a family for proper development and daily living.

[sarcasticklutz]

some kids dont cooperate with the tests n they get the wrong diagnosis

[loganhowell]

just give kids more medicine that just suppresses the issues until adulthood and hope for the best.