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My thoughts exactly! That would be a bizarre turn of events.

• eitland 7y ago
  Not too fast, it goes both ways: > In 2016, they showed that mice born to mothers who experience a severe infection during pregnancy are much more likely to show behavioral symptoms such as deficits in sociability, repetitive behaviors, and abnormal communication.
  • hobbio 7y ago
    If vaccination of the child could prevent some baseline level of IL-17a from developing (in offsprings who already suffered the brain degradation in the womb), it could be interesting. They should look for children who had the risk factor (infected mother) but didn't turn autistic to see if they have the levels elevated. Long shot.
  • ossworkerrights 7y ago
    My comment is a pun, not a show of support for anti vaxx, not sure why am I getting down-votes.
    • DoofusOfDeath 7y ago
      Posts mainly intended as humor are usually downvoted on HN.