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Early research shows how mild defects in the “batteries” of cells in brain tissue can lead to behaviors similar to those of autism.
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Crash-involved autistic drivers were half as likely to crash due to speeding, but more than three times more likely to crash when making a left- or U-turn, suggesting need for tailored training
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Improved screening practices could decrease disparities by increasing referrals for developmental delays in traditionally underserved communities.
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Autistic people and their families have advocated for better quality of life measures, and early findings indicate this tool measures areas that are important to them.
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Researchers urge continued autism screening for all toddlers, while recommending changes to M-CHAT screening method to improve accuracy and address disparities.
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A new study by CHOP researchers looks at how specific children with autism process auditory stimuli, which could have important diagnostic potential.
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Through a unique collaboration, the Philadelphia Eagles launch a sensory room at Lincoln Financial Field.
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Specialized driving instructors stress life skill development, parent-supervised practice, and individualized training to enhance learning and independence.
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The NIH recently awarded funding for an infant brain imaging study at CHOP to better understand brain and behavioral development in children with Down syndrome.
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CHOP volunteers make camp a reality for many kids with special medical needs. They not only keep them healthy, but they also take part of the activities and enjoy seeing kids being kids.