Study Highlights Communication Challenges for Autistic Women in Brazilian Perinatal Care
A Brazilian study reveals systemic communication barriers in perinatal care for autistic women, highlighting the need for tailored healthcare communication strategies.
Study Maps Clinical Diagnoses Linked to Neurodiversity and Neurodivergence in Mental Health Research
A recent review mapped clinical diagnoses linked to neurodiversity and neurodivergence, highlighting autism and ADHD as most common and emphasizing the need for precise diagnostic terms in research and practice.
Supporting Autistic Doctors in Early Medical Careers: New Framework Proposed
A new study highlights the challenges autistic doctors face transitioning from medical school to clinical training and proposes the SUPPORT framework to enhance inclusion and well-being.
Challenges and Strategies in Managing Type 1 Diabetes Among Neurodiverse Children and Adolescents
A study exploring how neurodiverse children and young people manage Type 1 diabetes reveals unique challenges and the important role of family support and diabetes technologies.
New Data Indicate Diagnostic Changes Drive Rise in Autism Diagnoses
New analyses suggest that rising autism diagnoses are largely due to changes in diagnostic practices rather than an actual increase in autism prevalence.
Japan Launches Nationwide Digital Study Tracking Child and Adolescent Mental Health Trajectories
A new nationwide digital cohort study in Japan will track mental health development in children and adolescents from birth through late adolescence, integrating caregiver and self-reports with genetic data to inform prevention and early intervention.
Systematic Review to Assess Accuracy and Impact of ADHD and Autism Content on Social Media Videos
A new systematic review protocol aims to evaluate the accuracy and impact of short-form social media videos about ADHD and autism, addressing concerns about misinformation and stigma.
Exploring Autism-Related Service Adaptations in Psychosocial Rehabilitation: Insights from Users and Professionals
A recent study explores how psychosocial rehabilitation services adapt to support autistic individuals, highlighting perspectives from both users and professionals. The research emphasizes the need for tailored approaches to improve care and engagement.
Advances in Understanding Autism-Linked Genes and Related Research
Recent research introduces new ways to understand genes linked to autism, offering insights into their biological roles and potential impacts.
Study Finds Young Autistic Children Naturally Consider Others’ Visual Perspectives
New research indicates that young autistic children naturally take others' visual perspectives, showing preserved or heightened social sensitivity rather than reduced engagement.