Cerebral palsy may be a trait rather than a disease
03-09-2026 20:20 via news-medical.net

Cerebral palsy may be a trait rather than a disease

Historically, cerebral palsy (CP) was linked largely to events at birth, including prematurity or temporary loss of oxygen to the brain, but research over the past decade has suggested that genetic factors contribute to CP in many children.
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