Recent Advances in Autism Research: Insights on Profound Autism, INSAR 2023, and ASF Day of Learning
Recent autism research highlights include focused discussions on profound autism, insights from the INSAR 2023 conference, and a recap of the Autism Science Foundation's Day of Learning event.
Study Finds Artichoke Extract May Improve Autism-Like Behaviors in Rat Models Exposed to Prenatal Immune Challenges
A new study in rats shows that prenatal immune activation and valproic acid exposure impair social behaviors linked to autism, but artichoke-derived prebiotics may improve these symptoms.
Key Insights from ASF at INSAR 2023 Highlight Diversity and Inclusion in Autism Research
The Autism Science Foundation shared key findings from INSAR 2023, highlighting autism's diversity, research inclusivity, and the need for community involvement in advancing diagnosis and treatment.
Study Highlights Ways to Reduce Emotional Strain for Neurodivergent Students in Schools
A recent study reveals key factors contributing to emotional challenges faced by neurodivergent students in schools and highlights strategies involving both students and staff to foster supportive environments.
Avanço técnico em estudos da memória destaca reativação neuronal durante a recuperação
Em 2007, Mark Mayford e colegas descobriram que neurônios ativados durante a aprendizagem são reativados na recuperação da memória, impulsionando avanços técnicos importantes.
2023 Advances in Autism Research Highlight Diagnosis, Gender Differences, and Genetic Insights
In 2023, autism research advanced understanding of diagnosis, gender differences, genetics, and technology-driven assessments, aiming to improve support and outcomes for individuals on the spectrum.
Hidden Markov Models Reveal Distinct Brain Network Dynamics in Autism Spectrum Disorder
A meta-analysis reveals that Hidden Markov Models applied to resting-state fMRI capture distinctive brain network dynamics in autism, highlighting reduced integrative network engagement and increased sensory activation.
Un avance técnico revolucionario para el estudio de la memoria: la experiencia de Noela Weisstaub
Un estudio de 2007 liderado por Mark Mayford reveló que las neuronas activadas durante el aprendizaje se reclutan en la recuperación de la memoria, impulsando avances en neurociencia.
Tickets Open for the 11th Annual Day of Learning on Autism Research
Tickets are now available for the Autism Science Foundation's 11th annual Day of Learning on April 4th at the New York Athletic Club. Registration is open to families and professionals interested in autism research.
Caregiver-Led Language Interventions Show Promise for Young Children at Risk of Developmental Language Disorder
A new systematic review finds that caregiver-led spoken language interventions can improve language development in children under five at risk of Developmental Language Disorder, supporting early, family-centered therapy approaches.