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Can Fidget Spinners Cause Autism?

There are no supporting evidence that fidget spinners can cause autism.

The toy has gotten so popular that it's getting banned from classrooms. Why? The spinners have become a distraction. One parent of children with special needs have hailed the toy's benefits, and children with autism can't help loving this toy that has the power to mesmerize them and distract them from their teachers' lessons.

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