21 Apr 2022
A whisper of autism: Fragile X carriers and the autism phenotype, writes @askomorowsky #SpectrumViewpoint
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30 Mar 2022
Integrating genetic analyses into studies of babies’ brain development could help us understand how autism-related genes contribute to autism traits #SpectrumViewpoint #FromTheArchives
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17 Mar 2022
"Professionals and parents in Ukraine understand that separating autistic children from their peers or putting them in custodial care is simply not an option anymore,"
writes Chrystina Dolyniuk for #SpectrumViewpoint
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16 Mar 2022
Over the past decade, Ukraine has made tremendous strides in its attempts to raise awareness and improve services and support for children on the autism spectrum, writes Chrystina Dolyniuk for #SpectrumViewpoint
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14 Mar 2022
Clinicians must put more effort into autism-specific medical care, writes @shannonrosa #SpectrumViewpoint
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17 Jan 2022
Despite the growing interest in alexithymia in autism research, the tools commonly used to measure this trait may not work reliably in autistic populations. A new scoring method fills that gap. #SpectrumViewpoint #FromTheArchives bit.ly/autism_measuring_alex…
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15 Jan 2022
Studies of autism subtypes rarely validate their results, and this has led to a proliferation of autism subtypes of questionable utility. But reliable subtyping can help improve care for autistic people. #SpectrumViewpoint #FromTheArchives bit.ly/validating_autism_sub…
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14 Jan 2022
For 40 years, the preponderance of autism research has focused on understanding the causes and characteristics of the condition rather than testing assessments or interventions in community settings #SpectrumViewpoint #FromTheArchives bit.ly/autism_basic_applied
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13 Jan 2022
Autistic adults are especially prone to contracting COVID-19 and to having complications from it. We need mitigation strategies and vaccination policies to better protect them. #SpectrumViewpoint #FromTheArchives bit.ly/COVID_protect_autisti…
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12 Jan 2022
Motor skills in autism: A missed opportunity, a #SpectrumViewpoint by Ashley de Marchena and Casey Zampella bit.ly/autism_motor_skills
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10 Jan 2022
Up to 87 percent of autistic children exhibit motor challenges, yet only a small number receive a motor-specific diagnosis (15 percent) or treatment (32 percent), revealing a considerable clinical gap #SpectrumViewpoint bit.ly/autism_motor_skills
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9 Jan 2022
"Motor skill differences are a meaningful and highly underutilized clinical target for autistic people of all ages. They should also be included in the DSM as a clinical specifier for autism." #SpectrumViewpoint bit.ly/autism_motor_skills
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9 Jan 2022
"A burgeoning literature suggests that broad motor differences are more relevant than has historically been appreciated for understanding, assessing and supporting people on the spectrum." #SpectrumViewpoint bit.ly/autism_motor_skills
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6 Jan 2022
RT @Spectrum "Motor skill differences are a meaningful and highly underutilized clinical target for autistic people of all ages. They should also be included in the DSM as a clinical specifier for autism." ow.ly/RwY150HoL9L #SpectrumViewpoint
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6 Jan 2022
"Autistic adults who are not interested in interventions focused on changing their core autism traits might welcome motor-focused ones that could improve their functional living skills or quality of life." #SpectrumViewpoint bit.ly/autism_motor_skills
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5 Jan 2022
"Researchers have begun to theorize that basic differences in how autistic and non-autistic people move may make it more difficult for them to connect, reflective of the ‘double-empathy’ problem." #SpectrumViewpoint bit.ly/autism_motor_skills
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5 Jan 2022
Up to 87 percent of autistic children exhibit motor challenges, yet only a small number receive a motor-specific diagnosis (15 percent) or treatment (32 percent), revealing a considerable clinical gap #SpectrumViewpoint bit.ly/autism_motor_skills
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5 Jan 2022
"Motor skill differences are a meaningful and highly underutilized clinical target for autistic people of all ages. They should also be included in the DSM as a clinical specifier for autism." #SpectrumViewpoint bit.ly/autism_motor_skills
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4 Jan 2022
Overlooking motor function's link to autism has led to missed opportunities for both research and clinical care, write Ashley de Marchena and Casey Zampella in this #SpectrumViewpoint bit.ly/autism_motor_skills
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4 Jan 2022
Motor skills in autism: A missed opportunity, a #SpectrumViewpoint by Ashley de Marchena and Casey Zampella bit.ly/autism_motor_skills
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