Study Finds Visual-Spatial Skills May Be Affected in Children with ADHD and Autistic Traits
A study using the WISC-R found that children with ADHD and autistic traits may have specific difficulties in visual-spatial skills, highlighting the need for targeted assessments.
Distinguishing ADHD, Autism, and Complex Trauma: Understanding Overlapping Symptoms
Distinguishing between ADHD, autism, and complex trauma can be challenging due to overlapping symptoms. Careful evaluation is essential for accurate diagnosis and effective support.
Study Reveals Oral Health Challenges for Children with Autism in Almaty, Kazakhstan
A pilot study in Almaty reveals children with autism face significant oral health challenges, including high dental caries rates and difficulties during dental care.
Mediterranean-Style Diet Shows Early Behavioral Benefits for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
A Mediterranean-style diet called MIND-DASE was associated with faster behavioral improvements in children with autism spectrum disorder, according to a recent study.
Eating Disorders Such as Pica and ARFID Are Common in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Review Finds
A systematic review finds that children with autism spectrum disorder have higher rates of pica and avoidant restrictive food intake disorder, highlighting the importance of early detection and tailored care.
Study Explores Cognitive Aging in Autism: Evidence Suggests Unique Patterns
A recent study reveals that cognitive aging in autistic adults shows both similarities and unique patterns compared to non-autistic adults, with some memory functions appearing safeguarded.
Genetic Variants in Na+,K+-ATPase Linked to Diverse Neurological Disorders: A Comprehensive Review
A systematic review has identified 123 genetic variants in Na+,K+-ATPase subunits linked to a range of neurological disorders, including epilepsy, migraines, and neurodevelopmental conditions.
Using Visual Schedules as an IEP Accommodation: A Mom’s Practical Tip for Classroom Success
Discover how visual schedules can be a powerful IEP accommodation to help your autistic child navigate school days with confidence and less stress.
Key Insights from Autism Drug Development Inform Future Research Strategies
Experts highlight lessons from autism drug trials, emphasizing patient-focused outcomes, targeted populations, and improved trial designs to enhance future therapeutic development.
Screening Tool Shows Promise for Detecting Psychosis Risk in Autistic Adults: Study from the Netherlands Autism Register
A recent study from the Netherlands Autism Register found that autistic adults show higher rates of early psychotic symptoms, with the Prodromal Questionnaire-16 potentially aiding in screening and risk prediction.