Prenatal Ultrasound Use and Risk of Autism Spectrum Disorder: CDC SEED Study 2023

Previous research has determined that there is no link between the use of prenatal ultrasound and the development of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

These findings have been widely accepted in the medical community. However, to further solidify these conclusions, a recent study conducted in 2023 by the Study to Explore Early Development (SEED) employed an updated methodology.

The study aimed to replicate and reaffirm the previous research's results, examining a larger sample size and utilizing more advanced data analysis techniques.

The study's findings provided robust evidence to support the notion that there is no association between prenatal ultrasound usage and an increased risk of ASD.

The researchers meticulously analyzed a vast amount of data gathered from diverse populations, enhancing the study's credibility and generalizability.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), an institution committed to investigating potential contributing factors to ASD, recognizes the significance of this study's results.

It further validates their dedication to utilizing superior data collection methods and advanced analytics to better understand and address the factors surrounding ASD development.