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Autism Spectrum Disorder Research

In research lies hope for the future…

Parents and teachers, pediatricians and therapists…all of those who have a person with an ASD in their lives are seeking answers. Some modest progress has been made, but there is still so much we don’t know about these baffling disorders.

Discover the latest ASD research

A Unified Genetic Theory for Sporadic and Inherited Autism
Dr. Michael Wigler and his colleagues propose a groundbreaking new theory on the genetics of autism. This is the first research paper to be published based, in part, on IAN data.
A Good Night's Sleep. Why is it so hard to get?
Beth A. Malow, MD, MS discusses her research on ASDs and sleep disorders.
The Autism Tissue Program -- An Essential Resource to Find The Causes of Autism
Connie Frenzel, MS, RN, and Jane Picket, PhD describe advances in autism research made possible by donations to the Autism Tissue Program. Find out what we have learned, and how your family can help us continue to learn more!


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