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Research We Have Funded

Autism Speaks is pleased to announce that we have redesigned the way you can search for the scientific research grants we have funded! Please click on the link below to be redirected to our online Science Grants Search. We hope yo... More...

General Information on Clinical Trials

This information is from http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/

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Frequently Asked Questions About ACTN

What is the Autism Clinical Trials Network?The Autism Clinical Trials Network is a network of 8-13 medical centers collaborating on clinical trials for autism. The centers in the network co... More...

Autism Tissue Program

Welcome to the Autism Tissue Program!

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Contact an ATN site

Which institutions participate in the ATN? ATN Clinical Coordinating Center Lurie Ce... More...

Gastrointestinal (GI) Disorders

Gastrointestinal (GI), or stomach and digestive problems, are a major concern for many families of children affected by autism. The children's struggles to communicate their needs often make it difficult for doctors, particularly those without much ... More...

Managing Sleep Behavior

Sleep problems are a concern commonly reported by parents and are frequently identified in-clinic in children with autism. Children with ASD are known to suffer from a variety of sleep problems including delayed sleep onset, night waking, early awake... More...

Guidelines

Researchers and clinicians are working toward the development of clinical practice guidelines and algorithms for identifying and treating medical problems that often affect individuals with autism: Sleep Dist... More...

NICHQ: National Initiative for Children's Healthcare Quality

A partner to ensure the quality of our guidelines

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Data Coordinating Center - EMMES

The ATN Data Coordinating Center (DCC) ensures the security and integrity of the Registry data collected by the ATN for its activities, including guideline development and research studies carried out by the AIR-P, and supports the analysis of the... More...

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