Children with autism are more "inactive" as compared to those who do not have the disorder, says a new study. The study conducted at Oregon State University suggested that kids suffering from autism have less than 50 minutes a day of moderate physical activity and 70 minutes more each day sitting. The study showed that children with autism performed as well as their typical peers on fitness assessments such as body mass index, aerobic fitness levels ...
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