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Informative Speech On Autism

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Hello Class,
I think the reason why children are suffering and diagnosed with different types of mental health problems more now is because of the environment in which we live. Such as autism instances which seem to be from activating multiple genes simultaneously, along with non-genetic and with the natural world around us influences. Meaning that their appearance, and what is put on and inside of children bodies are responses from the environment in which they live. However, these interactions produce autism traits and have no evidence of toxins within the brain that will lead from learning disabilities, depression, anxiety, and a list of other serious mental illnesses.
I have read that it is a better outcome when behavior and emotional
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