Study Links Sensory Differences in Autism to Brain White Matter Changes Near Amygdala and Hippocampus
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A recent study found that adults with autism show differences in brain white matter connected to the amygdala and hippocampus, which may relate to atypical sensory traits such as sensation seeking.
Altered Cerebellar Activity Linked to Sensory Processing Differences in Autism
A new study reveals that autistic youth show increased cerebellar activity during sensory stimulation, linked to altered neural habituation in emotional brain regions, shedding light on sensory processing differences in autism.