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On World Autism Awareness Day, experts say the best thing parents can do is educate themselves about the early warning signs. Ines Ferre reports

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Scientists have long hunted for a pattern of brain activity that signals consciousness, but a reliable marker has proved elusive. For many years theorists have argued that the answer lies in the prefrontal cortex, a region of high-level processing located behind the forehead; neural signals that reach this area were thought to emerge from unconscious obscurity into our awareness. Recent research, however, supports the idea that consciousness is a conversation rather than a revelation, with no single brain structure leading the dialogue.

For more than a century biologists made great strides in understanding the complex tapestry of life by tracing the smaller and shorter threads in its many patterns. This reductionist approach, which breaks complicated processes into their component parts to understand them better, has produced extraordinary advances. We take it for granted, for example, that DNA molecules--and not proteins--carry our genetic information, but that was a matter of huge debate and study in the early 20th century.

Bob and Suzanne Wright, the founders of Autism Speaks, spoke with Lauren Wanko to discuss World Autism Awareness Day, which shines a bright light on autism as a growing global health crisis.

Bob and Suzanne Wright, the founders of Autism Speaks, joined Rebecca Jarvis and Russ Mitchell for "Early Coffee" to discuss World Autism Awareness Day, which shines a bright light on autism as a growing global health crisis.