On Thursday, March 30th the Autism Science Foundation held their 4th Annual Day of Learning in NYC. If you were not...
The new study on mortality in people with autism may be overestimating the risk of drowning and suffocation in those with ASD....
Last week, another Baby Siblings Research Consortium Project (BSRC) published an intriguing finding which also has the bonus of being a...
An op-ed by Dr. Alycia Halladay, Chief Science Officer of the Autism Science Foundation, was published today in Stat News: The...
Hear the latest Environmental Epigenetics of Autism Webinar: Dr. Mark Zylka presents recent data from his lab using animal models with...
On Monday, the much anticipated MSSNG study which analyzed the entire DNA sequence of over 5000 people with autism was published....
The brain is developing even after birth. So interventions that are given very early have the best chance of remolding and...
Last month, UC Davis researcher Dr. Cyndi Schumann used resources from the Autism BrainNet to look at what causes differences in the...
This week the Infant Brain Imaging Study, or IBIS, published it’s second study on the emergence of changes in the brains of...
This week two studies which examined infants and younger children that will significantly advance understanding of causes and services for people...
Individual research studies are great. But even better is when someone takes these studies and puts them together to see if...
With hundreds of genes, thousands of environmental factors, and now sex being variables in determining risk for autism, where should science...