Family-Centered Occupational Therapy Shows Promise for Improving Play and Daily Skills in Young Autistic Children
A hospital-based family-centered occupational therapy coaching program improved adaptive behaviors, daily living skills, and play attention in young autistic children, suggesting benefits for early intervention.
Eye Tracking Reveals Links Between Autism Traits, Joint Attention, and Development in Preschoolers
A study using eye tracking in preschool autistic children found links between joint attention accuracy, social traits, and cognitive skills, highlighting targets for early intervention.
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.
Pediatric Primary Care Network Integrates Autism Spectrum Disorder Evaluation and Support Services
A new pediatric primary care model integrates autism spectrum disorder evaluation with postdiagnostic support, aiming to improve access and continuity of care for families.
Exploring Connections Between Tuberous Sclerosis Complex and Autism Spectrum Disorder
Recent studies highlight the relationship between tuberous sclerosis complex and autism spectrum disorder, exploring biological links and implications for care.
New Research Highlights Potential Early Markers in Infant Brain Development Linked to Autism
New studies suggest that certain brain development patterns in infants may be linked to autism, offering potential for earlier identification and intervention.