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Research by Topic: Autism journal
Podcast: Improving early detection of ASD by listening to parents
Published January 29, 2018On this week’s podcast, Dr. Lori Sacrey of the University of Alberta highlights findings from a multi-site study she led that investigated how well parent report measures could predict an ASD diagnosis for at-risk infants. Plus, the journal Autism decided to move away from the puzzle piece symbol in this new era of autism research.
Filed under: Autism journal, Autism Research, Diagnosis, featured, INSAR, parent report, podcast, puzzle piece, University of Alberta
A new era for autism research, and for the journal Autism
Published January 26, 2018The landscape of autism research is changing. With increased calls for autism research funding, there has also been increased focus on improving autism services across the lifespan. The journal Autism has decided to move away from the puzzle piece symbol and redesign their cover. They explain why in an editorial here.
Filed under: Adults, Autism journal, Autism Research, featured, puzzle piece
Autism Journal publishes entire issue on females with ASD
Published July 28, 2017The journal Autism has compiled and published an entire issue dedicated to females with ASD. The editors published a special call for studies on this topic and put them together here: http://journals.sagepub.com/toc/auta/21/6. Most of them are open access and can be downloaded free of charge. Thank you to William Mandy and Meng-Chuan Lai for their extraordinary efforts […]
Filed under: Autism journal, featured, females, Meng-Chuan Lai, William Mandy