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The week in autism research discoveries

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes60Founded10 years ago
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The National Institutes of Health just awarded $50million to 13 different research sites to better understand genetic and environmental contributions to an autism diagnosis, or increase in prevalence in autism, as well as environmental factors which ... more

In an effort to better understand the causes of autism in those with a known genetic variant associated with ASD or other developmental disorders, in 2010, the Simons Foundation launched Simons VIP, now known as  Simons Searchlight – an online intern... more

This week the @WSJ reported that the upcoming MAHA report will include acetaminophen (also known as Tylenol in the United States, although it is used all over the world) use during pregnancy as a cause of autism. Acetaminophen is used in about 7.5 ... more

This week, Drs. Casey Burrows from @UMN and Shuting Zheng from @UTexas discuss a new paper looking at sex differences in autism features from 20-40 months of age. A new analysis done with data from the Baby Siblings Research Consortium concludes tha... more

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Dr. Casey Burrows
Associate Professor of Pediatrics and licensed clinical psychologist focused on early detection of autism in girls.
University of Minnesota
Episode: This one’s for the girls
Dr. Shuting Zheng
Assistant Professor focused on psychopathology in females with autism and measurement development.
University of Texas at Austin
Episode: This one’s for the girls
Dr. David Amaral
Distinguished professor in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at UC Davis, Chair and Research Director of the MIND Institute, and Director of Autism BrainNet.
UC Davis
Episode: The Science of Autism BrainNet
Marsha Mailick
Emeritus Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education at the University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Episode: Contextual Factors in Autism: What took us so long?
Dr. Elaine Clarke
Dr. Clarke works at Rutgers University and conducts research on autism and adaptive behavior.
Rutgers University
Episode: How IQ impacts the “will do” of skills: adaptive behaviors
Diana Schendel
Epidemiologist at the AJ Drexel Autism Research Institute and former epidemiologist at the CDC
AJ Drexel Autism Research Institute
Episode: Health Concerns Across 3 Generations
Dimitrios Mylonas
Researcher at Harvard University focused on sleep and autism
Harvard University
Episode: What happens during sleep?
Emily Ferguson
Postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University, researcher focused on caregiver needs in profound autism
Stanford University
Episode: What do Profound Autism Caregivers Need?
Alison Singer
Co-founder and president of the Autism Science Foundation
Autism Science Foundation
Episode: Alison Singer appears on @LifeWithTheSpectrum

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Alicia
Host who provides detailed insights into autism science, translating complex research for a broader audience.
Unknown
Hosts from various episodes contributing to the discourse on autism science.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 124 ratings
  • I listen to this vile podcast for opposition research basically. I mean, how badly do you want all of us exterminated? Let me guess. You have autistic kids that you think of as annoying burdens and wish there was a cure for them, yes? Never has been, never will be a cure. Appealing to your empathy is futile because clearly you have none so I might as well be a prick. If your most current reference point for autistic people is a 40 year old dsm, maybe try talking to actually autistic people?

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    Samray212
    2 years ago
  • 🅰️Ⓜ️elia is my name too

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    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Miathescientist
    United States3 years ago
  • Excellent Podcast

    I’m so grateful for this amazingly insightful podcast. There’s a few episodes I’ve listened to more than once, especially ‘The meaning of microglia’ episode. The links to the research papers are so appreciated.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CK2622
    Australia3 years ago
  • What century are you barbaric assholes in? Seriously. National Council of Severe Autism? You're decades behind in understanding autistic people and it's honestly embarrassing. I pity the autistic kids that have parents like you ignorant ghouls.

    Podcast Addict
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    SamrayFrmNY
    3 years ago
  • Good podcast

    This is informative, the speaking is usually clear, it covers a lot of different topics, and is overall interesting. My biggest fault with it is the random songs at the start that grate on my nerves but that’s just my opinion

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    W. Rhimyr
    United States3 years ago

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Some listeners criticize perceived biases in the presentation of research, particularly regarding pharmaceutical narratives and alternative therapies.
Overall, feedback highlights a strong connection between listeners and the subjects discussed, reflecting a desire for accurate representations of autism research.
The podcast is seen as a valuable resource for parents and educators, with many expressing gratitude for the clear explanations and accessibility of the topics covered.
Listeners appreciate the insightful and informative nature of the content, specifically praising the focus on scientific evidence and latest research findings.

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This one’s for the girls
Q: What are some recommendations to ensure girls have the similar age of diagnosis as boys?
Updating and refining diagnostic measures to better identify early signs of autism in girls, as well as educating families and clinicians about the diverse presentations of autism.
The Science of Autism BrainNet
Q: How can families express interest in brain donation?
Families should discuss and declare their interest in brain donation ahead of time and can sign up for the Autism BrainNet newsletter.
The Science of Autism BrainNet
Q: How does Autism BrainNet handle the heterogeneity of autism?
They gather comprehensive donor information and medical histories to understand the traits and features of each donor.
The Science of Autism BrainNet
Q: Why is studying brain tissue important for understanding autism?
It allows researchers to see cellular and molecular details that non-invasive methods cannot provide.
Let’s talk about catatonia
Q: What does treatment look like for someone with catatonia?
They described benzodiazepines as the first line of treatment, often needed in high doses, along with other medications and possibly electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) as crucial options in treatment management.

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Focused on the latest research in autism, a variety of episodes cover groundbreaking studies and insights into neurodevelopmental disorders. Highlights include discussions on the genetic underpinnings of autism, the implications of aging for autistic individuals, and advancements in therapy and treatment options. Episodes also feature interviews with experts in the field, offering valuable perspectives on the complexities of autism, including the differentiation between genders in diagnosis and the evolving understanding of autism labels. Noteworthy is the podcast's emphasis on evidence-based discussions that aim to educate and inform listeners about ongoing scientific discoveries and challenges in autism research, making it a vital resourc... more

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2. Dr. Shuting Zheng
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5. Dr. Elaine Clarke
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7. Dimitrios Mylonas
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