Neurodevelopmental Disorders
childhood IQ scores and other neurodevelopmental effects. 92-94. Interactions of environmental contaminants and other environmental factors may combine to increase the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders. For example, exposure to lead may have stronger effects on neurodevelopment among children with lower socioeconomic status. 21,95
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