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Infant sleep characteristics in children with autism spectrum disorder: a population-derived Australian birth cohort study
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Objectives To examine the prospective associations between infant sleep patterns and subsequent autism characteristics and diagnosis in a population-derived sample. Design, setting and participants Population-derived birth cohort study in Victoria, Australia’s Barwon region, with 1074 mother–infan
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