Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a developmental condition that affects communication, social interaction, and behavior. Researchers believe that autism does not have one single cause.
Studies suggest that genetic factors play an important role. Certain genetic differences may increase the likelihood of autism. Other factors, including some conditions during pregnancy and complications around birth, may also be associated with increased risk.
Importantly, research does not support the idea that vaccines cause autism. Autism is also not caused by poor parenting or a lack of love.
Scientists continue to study the complex combination of genetic and environmental factors involved in autism. Better understanding can help promote early support, acceptance, and inclusion for autistic people.

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