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Higher screen exposure at age one linked to autism risk by age three: AIIMS expert

Experts warn that higher screen exposure in one-year-olds is linked to an increased likelihood of developing autism or autism-like traits by age three. Studies indicate earlier and longer screen durations correlate with these outcomes, though autism is a complex condition influenced by multiple factors. Direct interaction and play are crucial for early brain development.

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