What a Study From Kurdistan Teaches Every Parent About Autism, Elopement, and the Power of People Around You
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A study from Kurdistan reveals that the most powerful protection against autism elopement is a strong community and family safety network.
Autism & Neurodivergence
Ten Minutes Before the Storm: How AI Is Learning to Predict Autism Crises Before They Happen
Learn how a new AI system and wearable sensors can detect invisible biological signals to predict severe autism behavioral crises up to 10 minutes in advance.
The Autism Code, Cracked: Scientists Identify 4 Distinct Types That Could Revolutionize Diagnosis and Care
Princeton and Simons Foundation scientists have identified four biologically distinct autism subtypes using data from over 5,000 children and a new computational method. Each subtype has unique traits, developmental paths,…
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How Becoming a Parent Rewires Your Brain — Not Just for Moms, but Dads Too
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