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Category: Research

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Jul 09, 2024

Autism severity rooted in embryonic brain growth, study suggests

One puzzle that has proven to be particularly perplexing in the realm of neurodevelopmental disorders is the marked variability in autism manifestations among children. In short, the severity & symptomatology diverge so greatly among those diagnosed with autism &...

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Jul 05, 2024

Autism and Puberty: How to Support Your Child

The age at which children transition to young adults is particularly often challenging for even the average adolescent, and it stands to reason that autistic children might find this period even more arduous. Consider these: the confluence of typical...

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Jun 27, 2024

Telehealth study may help improve access to autism assessments

Autism diagnosis is an essential part of a child’s developmental assessment, more especially if a parent suspects that their child may be on the spectrum. The Diagnosis process can be in-person evaluations conducted by a certified psychologist one on...

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Jun 24, 2024

Scientists May Have Discovered the First Sign of Autism: An Unusually Large Brain

The human brain has been the subject of research, especially in the field of autism. Understanding how various neurodiverse brains work can be beneficial in many ways, including providing insights to scientists on what causes autism and how to...

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Jun 10, 2024

Is autism more likely in children who have autistic aunts or uncles?

A recent study by the UC Davis MIND Institute has shown that infants who have a sibling with autism are at a significantly higher risk (about 20%) of developing the condition themselves compared to infants without any autistic siblings....

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May 29, 2024

Researchers find key differences in brain development between autistic boys and girls

As Professor Christine Wu Nordahls put it, it is clear that there exists a bias towards males in the diagnosis of autism, which could be attributed to the underdiagnosis of females. As you probably already know, autism affects more...

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May 25, 2024

Oxford Center Unveils New Autism Spectrum Disorder Research

A group of researchers have recently revealed what they consider to be groundbreaking discoveries in the field of Autism Spectrum Disorder.  The team currently located at the state-of-the-art Oxford Center, situated on Whitmore Lake Road in Green Oak Township,...

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May 08, 2024

A Look into Autism and Aging-Related Brain Differences

Neuroscientists have always been fascinated by the mysteries of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Autism is a developmental disorder impacting roughly one in 36 children in the U.S. It affects how individuals communicate, learn, and interact socially. While there’s a growing...

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May 03, 2024

Eye-Tracking Technology in Autism Diagnosis

For many families with children showing signs of autism, the path to a definitive diagnosis can be long and frustrating. Extended wait times coupled with inconclusive results often exacerbate the anxieties of already concerned parents. However, hope has emerged...

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Apr 02, 2024

Analyzing the Autism Prevalence Landscape

Few topics in healthcare are as alarming and complex as autism prevalence figures. Autism, a neurodevelopmental disorder impacting communication, social interaction, and behavior, remains a subject of intense research and advocacy. It’s a topic steeped in complexity, with shifting...

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