Autism Diagnosis Deeply Influences Family Life and Future Concerns, Spanish Study Finds
A Spanish study explores how an Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis affects families emotionally, socially, and in daily life, highlighting ongoing concerns and coping strategies.
Lithium Chloride Shows Promise in Restoring Neuronal Function Linked to WDFY3 Gene Variants
Research reveals lithium chloride may improve neuronal abnormalities linked to WDFY3 gene loss-of-function variants associated with neurodevelopmental disorders.
Study Examines Links Between Infant Antibiotic Use and Risks of Autism and ADHD
A large Taiwanese study found that early-life antibiotic exposure is linked differently to autism and ADHD risks depending on antibiotic type, timing, and administration route.
New Continual Learning Methods Enhance Small Sample EHR Model Performance Using External Data
Continual learning methods like elastic weight consolidation and variational continual learning can improve the accuracy of EHR-based models trained on small datasets by borrowing knowledge from external data sources without merging sensitive records.
Simple Shape Stacking: A Fun Learning Through Play Activity
Discover how simple shape stacking can boost your child's fine motor skills, spatial awareness, and creativity through playful learning at home.
My Playground Words: 6 Phrases to Use at the Park
Teach your child 6 useful phrases to communicate clearly and kindly at the playground. Help them ask for help, share feelings, take turns, and join friends.
Starting a Conversation
Learn how to help young children, including autistic children, start a conversation using respectful communication methods and simple social skills.
Study Identifies Key Factors Influencing Autism Diagnostic Delays in Jordan
A Jordanian study reveals that delays in autism diagnosis are linked to caregiver responses, help-seeking routes, and professional interactions rather than initial recognition timing.
Parents Highlight Challenges and Benefits of Sports Participation for Boys with ASD Level 1 After Specialized Activity Program
A qualitative study reveals parents' views on barriers and benefits of sports participation for boys with ASD Level 1 after a specialized physical activity program.
Clinical Characteristics of First-Time Autism Diagnoses in School-Aged Children: Insights and Sex Differences
A study of school-aged children newly diagnosed with Level 1 autism reveals common co-occurring conditions, symptom differences by sex, and variations in parent-teacher reports.