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The latest autism research news stories with ASF Chief Science Officer Alycia Halladay
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Signup to Generate a Pitchdevelopment – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts is hosted by Autism Science Foundation. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Updates from I-ACC, late prematurity and language development" (22 March 2026, 14 minutes), "How IQ impacts the “will do” of skills: adaptive behaviors" (26 January 2025, 32 minutes), and "Missed the Meeting on Language in Autism? Listen to this podcast" (18 March 2024, 21 minutes).
development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts publishes roughly irregularly, with episodes averaging 24 minutes across 10 episodes.
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Autism Science Foundation hosts development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts, a health podcast with 10 episodes published.
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development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts
<p>What is the Independent Autism Coordinating Committee and why did it meet? This week’s podcast discusses the need and the agenda of Thursday’s meeting. In addition, more research showing that epidemiologists should...
development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts
<p>On this week’s podcast, Dr. Elaine Clarke from @RutgersU discusses the role of adaptive behavior. This refers to the wide range of skills that a person with autism can exhibit. Can they hold a conversation? Dress...
development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts
Last week in North Carolina, the Meeting on Language in Autism was held, with 3 days of amazing presentations and lots of productive discussions about how language and speech develops and how people with autism...
development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts
<p>There are dozens of good reasons why scientists need to study the brains of people with autism. One is to understand what happens in the brain as people with autism get older and see how the brain changes over time...
development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts
<p>We normally focus on the function of brain cells that send signals to eachother and communicate across small or long distances, which show differences in ASD. However, we rarely pay attention to the other cells in...
development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts
<p>In February, the CDC worked with the American Academy of Pediatrics to update the developmental milestones that parents should use when referencing how their child is developing. These milestones describe what should...
development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts
<p>On this week’s podcast, we interview Dr. Giacomo Vivanti from the AJ Drexel Autism Institute who, together with Daniel Messinger from University of Miami, wrote an analysis of how research and intervention have...
development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts
<p>A couple of weeks ago, a group in Australia published a study that investigated the efficacy of a “preemptive” intervention. That is, what happens if you provide support to parents to improve social communication...
development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts
Not all people with autism spectrum disorder are the same, obviously. Are there things that can predict positive outcome? Are they different based on something like cognitive ability? And what determines cognitive...
development – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts
<p>The words “induced pluripotent stem cell” refer to a group of cells that are gathered from a person with a disorder, like autism, then changed or “induced” from a skin cell into an embryonic “stem” cell, and can be...
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