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psychiatrist Roma Vasa, MD
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How to identify and support autistic children at risk of mental health crisis
Dean Hartley
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Genetic testing for autism can guide interventions
Peter J. Chung, MD, FAAP
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Expert Q&A: DSM-5 and ASD
little girl looking down and smiling as a doctor puts a bandage on her arm
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ATN@Work: Visual supports ease medical visits for kids with autism
Hospital room with 3 hospital beds
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ATN@Work: Easing clinic visits for kids with autism
Doctors hands holding a DNA model
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ATN@Work: Personalizing hospital care for children with autism
stethoscope
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ATN@Work: Improving emergency care for children with autism
a group of girls with long black hair and their arms in the air
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Girls, genes and autism
children getting on the school bus
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Autism training for school bus drivers
2 hands touching an iPad and using assistive technology to communicate
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Autism and ‘optimal outcomes’
a mother wearing a pink shirt and smiling while holding her daughter
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Launching the Autism Learning Health Network
a young girl getting ready for a brain scan
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Autism and auditory processing disorder: What’s the connection?
FDA Voice of the Patient banner
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How the autism community guided the FDA
Katherine Stavropoulos placing an EEG cap on a boy
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Improving autism therapies by exploring the roots of social avoidance
Aditi Deshpande and Lauren Weiss looking at a laptop
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From skin cells to brain cells for autism research: Part two
Thomas Frazier
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Autism Speaks’ new strategic plan for science sets funding priorities