Only 41 peer-reviewed studies from 1980 to 2017 have tested intervention programs for autistic adults, according to a meta-analysis. Current Psychiatry Reports
Researchers report on progress and remaining challenges in the development of noninvasive biosensors that use saliva, tears or sweat to estimate blood levels of various substances. Nature Biotechnology
There appears to be no correlation between any of 25 different endocrine disruptors in pregnant women and autism or intellectual disability diagnoses in their babies. Epidemiology
Using electroencephalography to monitor brain activity, scientists may be able to predict seizures moments before they occur. Science Translational Medicine
More than 40 percent of women scientists in the United States leave their careers or go part-time after they become parents. Nature
An autism expert describes how parents and caregivers can minimize the risks of children ‘eloping,’ or wandering away from the safety of their home or school. Forbes
In an office where people on the spectrum are the majority, employees don’t have to second-guess social cues in meetings, the tone of their emails or whether they’ll offend others with their repetitive movements. New York Times Magazine
Autistic writer Sara Luterman challenges the prevailing narrative that raising a child with autism usually breaks a marriage. The Washington Post
Autism and the arts
Actor Freddie Highmore talks about playing a character with autism on the prime-time television show “The Good Doctor.” Good Morning America
An Illinois art gallery that features artists with autism hosts its first solo exhibit, presenting wood carvings by Barry Lorberbaum. Daily Journal
Publishing
The preprint model of publishing offers benefits for early-career researchers. PLOS Biology
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