What Causes GI Problems in Autism?
Researchers explore the high rate of gastrointestinal (GI) problems in children with autism.
Read MoreThe articles and webinars below highlight the latest autism research findings made possible by SPARK participants, researchers, and others throughout the world. You can also read about the autism journeys of SPARK families.
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Researchers explore the high rate of gastrointestinal (GI) problems in children with autism.
Read MoreResearch into autism in the teen years is in its infancy.
Read MoreRegardless of where a student falls on the autism spectrum, there is a U.S. college program for him. But it probably will take some research to find the right fit. Here are some resources and tips that can help.
Read MoreThe transition to college can be even more challenging for students with autism.
Read MoreDaily living skills are essential to adulthood. Difficulties with everyday activities such as bathing, cooking, cleaning and handling money could drastically reduce an individual’s chance of achieving independence in adulthood
Read MoreYoung adults with autism face monumental challenges for services, housing and jobs.
Read MoreHospital emergency rooms pose particular problems for children with ASD. Yet, children with ASD are nine times more likely to visit an ER for psychiatric problems than children who don’t have autism.
Read MoreScientists are making discoveries that challenge common assumptions about autism, girls and gender
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