Autism shapes the gut microbiome, scientists report, not the other way around By Kate Baggaley / Published November 12, 2021
Fidgeting can relax your body and brain—if you do it right By Stan Horazek / Published January 6, 2021
A popular autism drug for children isn’t as safe as its label indicates By Hannah Furfaro/Spectrum News / Published March 10, 2020
Government workers with autism may go unpaid, despite their valuable contributions to science By Kelly Brenner / Published December 2, 2019
Laugh tracks trick our brains into thinking dad jokes are funny By Marion Renault / Published July 23, 2019
Growing up without a permanent home can negatively affect children’s health By Nicole Wetsman / Published July 12, 2019
Vaccines don’t cause autism, another massive study confirms By Sara Chodosh / Published March 5, 2019
Children suffer more from air pollution, but our policies don’t reflect that By Nicole Wetsman / Published February 20, 2019
How autism myths came to fuel anti-vaccination movements By Eleanor Cummins / Published February 1, 2019
Infections during pregnancy may help autism develop—and scientists are finally figuring out why By Claire Maldarelli / Published September 13, 2017
What pregnant women actually need to know about herpes By Rachel Feltman / Published February 23, 2017
Machine Learning Is Helping Us Find The Genetics Of Autism By Dave Gershgorn / Published August 4, 2016
A Gene In The Brain Helps Us Filter Out Distracting Information By Claire Maldarelli / Published March 24, 2016