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Ucl Researcher Warns Autism Spectrum Has Become Too Broad
Clinical scientists argue that consolidating diverse conditions into a single diagnostic umbrella risks obscuring biological realities and diluting support.
Clinical scientists argue that consolidating diverse conditions into a single diagnostic umbrella risks obscuring biological realities and diluting support.
A Stanford Medicine-led study finds that while neurotypical teens become more responsive to unfamiliar voices, adolescents with autism do not. Instead, autistic teens show an increased neurological response to their mother's voice as they mature.