Autistic children have different gaze patterns than typical children when watching movie depictions of social interactions. Autism Research
Contrary to expectations, people with and without autism have a similar propensity to anthropomorphize inanimate objects, according to a small study. Autism in Adulthood
Tracking gaze in autistic toddlers may enable clinicians to predict severity in the children’s school-age years. Autism
Researchers have identified the most useful diagnostic screen for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children with autism. Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders
Cognitive behavioral therapy may help both autistic children and their parents sleep better. Autism Research
Parents of children with autism report more signs of posttraumatic stress disorder than parents of typical children. Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders
People with autism may have more symmetry between their brain hemispheres than typical people do, but the evidence is messy. Science Alert
Companies seeking to hire neurodiverse employees must adjust their hiring and career development practices. Phys.org
Autistic people in the United Kingdom often are detained in mental health institutions inappropriately. ABC News
A new mandatory training program for National Health Service employees in the U.K. will be named after Oliver McGowan, a young adult with autism who died while receiving care in a Bristol hospital. Medscape
Worries about using the wrong language may lead employers to avoid neurodiverse hires. Forbes
A self-described autist muses on the pros and cons of her traits in an essay. The Guardian
Autism and the arts
The paintings of a 12-year-old artist with autism in Gurugram, India, have won awards and attracted buyers from around the world. The New Indian Express
An animated short film, “Mind My Mind,” explores the inner thoughts of an autistic person contemplating romance. Deadline
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