Brain tissue: what has it done for autism lately?

An episode of the Autism – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts podcast, hosted by Autism Science Foundation, titled "Brain tissue: what has it done for autism lately?" was published on June 12, 2017.

June 12, 2017 · Autism – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts

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In order to ensure that researchers have enough brain tissue to understand autism spectrum disorders, the education and outreach campaign is being expanded past families to doctors and professionals that have access to tissue. One of these groups is neuropathologists. At their annual meeting this past week in Los Angeles, and entire afternoon was spent …

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