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'A catalyst for change': NIH makes first call for research supporting minimally verbal autistic people 01/08/2023
Repurposed electronics lens spies neurons across entire mouse brain 27/07/2023
Dispute erupts over role of sticky proteins in astrocytes 25/07/2023
Partner selection may amplify rare variants in children 14/07/2023
New gene-editing method flags fragile X mutation for repair 19/07/2023
Serotonin powers pruning of developing brain circuits in mice 12/07/2023
Mitochondria mediate effects of PTEN mutations 10/07/2023
Autism's ties to the cell skeleton 07/07/2023
Donald Triplett, autism's 'Case 1,' dies at 89 05/07/2023
AI model helps decode brain activity underlying conversation 28/06/2023
Controversial 'cost of autism' paper retracted 26/06/2023
Retraction, She Wrote: Dorothy Bishop's life after research 30/06/2023
Capturing autism's sleep problems with devices nearable and wearable 23/06/2023
Preprint questions validity of postmortem brain studies 21/06/2023
Two scientists, two interventions: A 'gentle rivalry' to aid autistic children 16/06/2023
Debate remains over changes in DSM-5 a decade on 14/06/2023
Swings and misses with Jeremy Veenstra-VanderWeele 12/06/2023
Antihistamine aids myelination in Pitt-Hopkins mice 09/06/2023
'Polygenic risk scores' for autism, explained 07/06/2023
Neuroscience journal retracts 13 papers at once 05/06/2023
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