Therapy taps rhythm to boost speech in autistic children
A new type of speech therapy may improve the verbal abilities of children with autism who speak few or no words.
A new type of speech therapy may improve the verbal abilities of children with autism who speak few or no words.
Watch the complete replay of Stelios Georgiades discussing a model for predicting trajectories in children with autism.
In a new program based in New York City, autistic students work to build skills that cater to their strengths or special interests.
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The move to replace ‘mental retardation’ with ‘intellectual disability’ is widely accepted, but little data exist on the impact of this change.
A maze comprising 37 hexagonal platforms may offer researchers an accurate measure of rodents’ ability to navigate their surroundings.
Language problems in children with autism may be partially rooted in an inability to integrate sight and sound when other people talk.
A ‘predictive coding’ theory of autism suggests that many of the condition’s hallmark traits occur when sensory input overrides expectation in the brain.
The same processes that enable the brain to store new memories may also control many autism genes.
Existing genome scans do not detect many of the DNA variants that underlie behavioral problems.