Study Shows Autistic Communication Is Equally Effective
A new study from #UniversityOfEdinburgh finds autistic people communicate just as effectively as non-autistic peers, challenging old stereotypes about #autism and social connection.
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Could the Way We Grasp Objects Make Autism Diagnosis Easier?
New research from #YorkUniversity shows that analyzing how people grasp objects could help diagnose autism earlier and more easily. A promising step for #AutismResearch and #Autism detection!
Could Telomir-1 Change the Game for Autism?
Telomir-1 shows promise in reversing cellular issues linked to autism, like oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction. A new path for #AutismResearch? #Telomir1 #autism
Ecommpay Opens Neurodiversity Training to the Fintech Community
Ecommpay is offering free neurodiversity training to merchants and fintechs, aiming to make the industry more inclusive for all minds. Sign up and join the movement! #neurodiversity #Ecommpay #fintech
How Studying Single Brain Cells Is Helping Us Understand Autism
Scientists are listening to single brain cells to unlock how autism shapes social perception. New research reveals why eye contact and reading faces can be different for autistic people. #autism #braincell
The Evolution of ABA Therapy: From Troubled Beginnings to Modern Transformation
ABA therapy has evolved from a controversial past to a more compassionate, person-centered approach. Discover how modern #ABA supports skill-building and empowers individuals with #autism. #AppliedBehaviorAnalysis
New Study Links Gestational Diabetes to Increased Risk of ADHD and Autism in Children
A groundbreaking global study has found that children born to mothers who experience diabetes during pregnancy, including gestational diabetes, face a significantly higher risk of developing neurodevelopmental disorders such as attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The Largest Study of Its Kind The research, published in JAMA Network Open in April 2025,…
Uncovering Hidden Social and Emotional Competencies in Autism Spectrum Disorders
A recent study published in Frontiers in Psychiatry offers a fresh perspective on autism spectrum disorders, challenging conventional diagnostic models by uncovering hidden social and emotional competencies. Titled “Hidden Social and Emotional Competencies in Autism Spectrum Disorders,” the research employs innovative digital tools to reveal subtle emotional capabilities that are often overlooked. Key Findings Implications…
Havas Health Network Launches Neurodiversity Center of Excellence
In a significant move to futureproof creativity, Havas has launched a Neurodiversity Center of Excellence, a consultancy dedicated to advising brands on incorporating neurodivergent talent into their creative marketing, brand strategy, and business transformation. This initiative aligns with the broader Havas strategy, which includes the launch of Neuroverse: Powered by Havas, a groundbreaking consultancy aimed…
Understanding Sex Differences in Autistic Traits and Emotional-Behavioral Concerns
A recent study conducted by researchers in the field of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) explores the complex relationships between autistic traits and emotional-behavioral concerns (EBCs) in children with ASD, highlighting significant sex differences in these associations over time. This research is crucial for developing more effective support strategies tailored to the unique needs of autistic…