Looking toward a year of 2020 vision
The end of the year is a time for reflection — and making predictions for the year ahead.
The end of the year is a time for reflection — and making predictions for the year ahead.
Autism is a chameleon: What it looks like changes from one person to the next. Individual differences crop up both in its core features and in the conditions that often accompany it: depression, epilepsy, anxiety and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
The Story Collider partnered with Spectrum for a storytelling event about experiences with autism. The event took place 2 May at the Centre Phi in Montreal, to coincide with the annual meeting of the International Society for Autism Research.
No one knows exactly what lies at the root of autism — but that hasn’t stopped scientists from speculating.
How clinical genetics is giving families long-sought answers and transforming autism care.
Take a look back at the year’s hot topics, notable papers and top Spectrum stories, plus innovative programs and artists changing how we view autism.
This year, researchers made big headway on autism’s most perplexing questions.
In our favorite quotes from stories we published this year, researchers talk about where to store your marijuana for research, the significance of mouse-butt sniffing and the secret to productivity.
It’s been 10 years since Spectrum — well, one version of Spectrum — launched. Fittingly, in this anniversary year, we made forays into new territory.
Spectrum’s editors chose five stories from 2018 you may have missed the first time around.