Autism means different things to different people

An episode of the co-occurring conditions – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts podcast, hosted by Autism Science Foundation, titled "Autism means different things to different people" was published on May 16, 2022 and runs 31 minutes.

May 16, 2022 ·31m · co-occurring conditions – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts

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At this year’s International Society of Autism Research meeting in Austin, TX, there was a variety of themes explored. From early development and milestones, to intervention and supports, to different features like sensory issues, treatment, and how to solve the problem of heterogeneity. It comes down to this: Autism means different things to different people. …

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