New Research Links Autism to Early-Onset Parkinson’s
A Swedish study finds autistic adults face a much higher risk of early-onset Parkinson’s. Experts urge more awareness and monitoring. #Autism #Parkinsons #Research
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Autism Research Funding Slashed: Families and Scientists Face Uncertain Future
Federal autism research funding dropped 26% in early 2025. Scientists and families warn of lasting consequences. What’s at stake for the #autism and #neurodiversity communities? #AutismResearch
Parenting Stress and Autism: What a New Zealand Study Reveals
A new study finds language skills and early diagnosis, not demographics, predict parenting stress for autistic families. Early support matters. #AutismResearch #Parenting #Neurodiversity
Amina Abubakar’s Mission to Transform Autism Care in Kenya
Dr. Amina Abubakar is transforming autism care in Kenya by listening to families, training teachers, and breaking stigma. Every child deserves support. #Autism #Kenya #Inclusion #HealthEquity
Caption with Intention Brings New Life to Closed Captioning
Closed captioning just got a major upgrade. “Caption with Intention” uses color, animation, and style to make media more accessible and engaging. #Accessibility #Inclusion #Captions
New Study Eases Worries About Migraine Drugs and Pregnancy
New research shows migraine meds called triptans don’t raise neurodevelopmental risks in kids when used before or during pregnancy. Relief for parents-to-be! #pregnancy #neurodevelopment #migraine
Apple’s New Accessibility Tools for Neurodiverse Users
Apple’s new accessibility features are a big win for neurodiversity, with customizable text, app labels, and more tools for all brains. #Apple #accessibility #neurodiversity
Korea’s Bold Move to Improve Autism Detection
South Korea is investing $7M in AI and big data to improve early autism screening for kids. A bold step toward more accurate, accessible diagnosis. #korea #autism
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.
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!