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February 25, 2019 Why Model Autism Programs Are Rare in Public Schools
The United States is failing most of its half million school-age children with autism by not giving them a good education.
8 min
February 19, 2019 What the Placenta Could Reveal about autism
Understanding the interactions between the placenta and the uterine lining could explain how maternal immune activation leads to autism.
5 min
February 18, 2019 Narrowing of ‘Autism’ in DSM-5 Runs Counter to Idea of Broad Spectrum
The strict definition of autism in the latest version of the diagnostic manual is antithetical to the idea that autism comes in a wide variety of forms.
6 min
February 11, 2019 Reaching Out to Families Can Inspire New Autism Research
For students and early-career investigators, opportunities to meet and talk with the people they are trying to help underscores why the work matters.
8 min
February 05, 2019 Genetic Risk 'Scores' May Help Forecast Autism Diagnosis
A count of genetic variants may help predict a person’s risk of various conditions — but its clinical use prompts ethical questions.
4 min
February 04, 2019 Measures of Success for Adults with Autism Need to Mature
As children with autism grow into adults, the challenge is in measuring the skills that matter most in their daily lives.
6 min
January 29, 2019 Reaching Out to Families Can Inspire New Autism Research
For students and early-career investigators, opportunities to meet and talk with the people they are trying to help underscores why the work matters.
8 min
January 28, 2019 Post-traumatic stress disorder may mimic autism in some children
Clinicians need to be able to distinguish autism from post-traumatic stress disorder so they can provide the right support.
7 min
January 21, 2019 Why Adults Need an Easier Path to Autism Diagnosis
Getting an autism diagnosis can be difficult for many adults, due to the dearth of reliable tests, high costs and bureaucracy.
6 min
January 07, 2019 How Separating Children from Parents Causes Irreparable Harm
Science teaches us that housing children in institution-like settings is likely to cause severe and permanent damage to their minds and bodies.
4 min

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