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Audio research news episodes
- Artificial neurons may repair damaged cells and circuits
Electronic neurons made from silicon mimic brain cells and could be used to treat conditions such as autism.
3 min - Autism heritability: It probably does not mean what you think it meansThe question of autism’s heritability is compelling for researchers and laypeople alike, but many people in both groups misunderstand its definition.7 min
- Studies find thin evidence for early autism therapies
Few of the most popular early treatments for autism are supported by strong evidence, according to two new studies.
5 min - In case you missed them: Spectrum’s standout stories from 2019Spectrum published hundreds of articles this year on a range of topics, from characterization of candidate genes to immune-system connections.5 min
- Autism's genetic drivers may differ by sex
Autism may stem from a different — and larger — set of genetic mutations in women than it does in men.
6 min - Five hot topics in autism research in 2019Brain makers, matters of the heart, and more hot topics in autism research in 2019.7 min
- Autism heritability: It probably does not mean what you think it means
The question of autism’s heritability is compelling for researchers and laypeople alike, but many people in both groups misunderstand its definition.
7 min - Diets may help autistic children with certain genetic profilesCould a change in diet improve a child’s behavior or development?7 min
- New U.S. autism guidelines call for early treatmentPediatricians should start treating children who show signs of autism even before tests confirm a diagnosis, according to the newest recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics.4 min
- Severity predicts autistic children’s ability to learn life skillsA new study shows the severity of autism in young children predicts how quickly they learn and perform basic tasks of daily living — dressing, grooming, etc. The work also shows that their skills improve over their preschool years, in line with previous work.4 min
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