A curious study on posture and neurodevelopment drew attention on social media after specialists pointed out that more prominent buttocks could be related to autism and ADHD.
According to the research cited by the New York Post, some children with these disorders have an anterior pelvic tilt, a posture in which the pelvis tilts forward and causes the lower back to arch more, pushing the buttocks outward.
Experts explain that this could be related to muscle weakness, coordination problems, and motor alterations. Although the internet turned the news into a meme, the researchers clarified that this is not a form of diagnosis, but rather a possible associated physical characteristic.
