Brain Function Differences Linked to Memory Challenges in Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Meta-Analysis
A recent meta-analysis reveals that memory difficulties in autism spectrum disorder may be linked to imbalanced brain activity between hemispheres and reduced frontal lobe control during memory tasks.
Preparing Questions to Ask a Teacher About My Child’s Communication Needs
Learn 6 practical questions parents can prepare to ask teachers about their child's communication needs to support effective advocacy and collaboration.
Estudo revela os fatores que tornam o canto das aves único
Pesquisa recente destaca como a aprendizagem do canto em oscinas e a ausência dela em suboscinas ajudam a entender a variabilidade vocal e os correlatos neurais envolvidos.
New Study to Explore Brain Hyperexcitability’s Role in Cognitive Decline Across Disorders
The LENDÜLET Neurocognitive Research Project will study cortical hyperexcitability in mild cognitive impairment, autism, and ADHD to understand its role in cognitive decline.
Building Strong Teacher Partnerships to Enhance Classroom Support for Your Autistic Child
Learn how building a strong partnership with your child’s teachers can improve classroom accommodations and support through the IEP process.
Study Finds No Increased Long-Term Risk of Rheumatoid Arthritis in Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder
A comprehensive Swedish study found no evidence that adults with autism spectrum disorder have an increased risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune joint disease.
Expanding Mexico’s Historic Brain Bank to Advance Alzheimer’s Research
Since 2011, Mexico’s oldest brain bank has expanded its tissue collections and donor outreach under José Luna-Muñoz, aiming to enhance Alzheimer’s research across diverse populations.
Teaching Children to Ask for Space: 5 Clear Social Steps
Help your child learn to ask for space with 5 clear social steps. Teach noticing feelings, communicating needs, respectful responses, gestures, and gratitude.
Early Oxidative Stress May Drive Persistent Neuroinflammation in Autism Spectrum Disorder
A new study indicates that oxidative stress present at birth may trigger persistent immune activation and neuroinflammation in autism spectrum disorder, highlighting early antioxidant intervention as a potential therapeutic strategy.
How Clear Communication Helps Secure Classroom Accommodations for Your Autistic Child
Clear communication with teachers helps parents secure effective classroom accommodations through the IEP process for their autistic child.