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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2026

Why do some autism supports work for one child but not another?

from Living on the Spectrum · host Living on the Spectrum

Why a drug that helps one autistic child could make another's symptoms worse. - The shift from observing patients to centering "lived experience." - Why girls are still missed despite a 1 in 31 diagnosis rate. - Using CRISPR and zebrafish to test 400 existing medications. - The reality of navigating Level 3 support needs at home. The latest lab breakthroughs are meaningless if they never reach the families who need them most.

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