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Objective To detect the characteristic chromosomal changes in Chinese children with infantile autism.

The more insight we have into the way autism affects sensory processing, the more people with autism, their families and professionals can develop strategies to make daily life easier.

Neff applied this realization to her own life when she found out that her son has autism.

Much of public policy made concerning autism issues is done without any input at all from autistic individuals.

The researchers are now looking at whether people with autism have irregular activity in the brain region on which the theory of mind centers.

The brains of autistic children have far more neurons in the prefrontal cortex than the brains of kids without autism, finds a new study that could advance research into the disorder.

That's classically how it's defined, and there are still some scientists who would argue that you shouldn't have a separate label for Asperger's. It really is just a mild form of autism.

At an Interagency autism Coordinating Committee (IACC) hearing the same day, Dr. Dawson detailed some of the research autism Speaks is funding on risk factors for autism.

If you have severe autism, you could remain nonverbal.

Take, for example, Thalidomide babies, Parkinson's sufferers, autism or people who have cerebral palsy.

The subject of autism had always fascinated me, but the idea that I might be autistic seemed absurd.

The surprise came when Stanford researchers found a greater number of fraternal twins shared autism than identical twins.

This means that females may have be protected against autism — even if RORA levels were otherwise low, estrogen can "pick up some of the slack, " Hu said.

And if the number of autism diagnoses has risen dramatically, so too will the number of teenagers who reach this tentative place: ready to leave the cocoon, but not quite ready for the world.

Counting calories may be a manifestation of autism.

Now they're beginning to develop interest in those strengths to help us understand autism.

There is no known single cause for autism, and the debate over potential causes has ignited a media firestorm.

In order to understand the magnitude of the association, the researchers estimated that if precipitation were eliminated entirely, autism rates would be approximately 33% to 43% lower.

Carol Povey of the National Autistic Society said: "This study is interesting as it begins to demonstrate why people with autism often show a strong single channel for focus and attention."

The study found no link between birthing method and autism.

So a lot depends, to answer your question, how one defines autism, and whether one includes Asperger syndrome, which is a limited, a more mild syndrome, as a form of autism.

Now a new study has found that most children aren't susceptible to contagious yawning until they're about 4 years old — and that children with autism are less likely to yawn contagiously than others.

Many children with this form of autism also have intellectual disabilities, though not all do.

Serotonin seeping from the second brain might even play some part in autism, the developmental disorder often first noticed in early childhood.

The mainstream medical view of autism is that it represents a form of developmental brain damage.

Tony Charman2 published a study unveiling a new autism screener called the Checklist for autism in Toddlers (CHAT) in 2000.

In Britain a doctor was banned from practising after falsely claiming that the triple vaccine used against measles, mumps and rubella might cause autism.

People with autism often have sensory issues.