Persistent hormone disruption during pregnancy trimesters appears to increase the likelihood of autism in children, shows a new large cohort study. Women who experience continuing thyroid hormone irregularities throughout pregnancy may face a higher chance of having a child diagnosed with autism, according to a study released in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism. […] The post Normal Thyroid Function in Pregnancy Linked to Lower Autism Risk in Large Cohort Study appeared first on Good News Network.