In the News
IAN featured in news story about complex genetic picture in autism
Tribune newspapers around the country are presenting a news story called "Genes Play Complicated Role in Autism: Scientists Just Beginning to Unravel Clues." The article details the latest findings in the genetics of autism, and highlights the new Interactive Autism Network (IAN) genetics project -- a way for families to contribute to genetics research without leaving their own neighborhood.
Tribune newspapers around the country are presenting a news story called "Genes Play Complicated Role in Autism: Scientists Just Beginning to Unravel Clues." The article details the latest findings in the genetics of autism, and highlights the new Interactive Autism Network (IAN) genetics project -- a way for families to contribute to genetics research without leaving their own neighborhood.
- IAN featured in New Scientist magazine
- NPR reports on results of IAN Grandparents Survey
- IAN study shows that when and how autism symptoms appear in the first three years of life has vital implications
- CNN rates IAN as one of the 10 sites worth checking out if your child has autism
- AARP publishes parts 2 and 3 of their "Grandparent" series featuring information from the IAN Grandparents Survey
- "Disability Scoop" features IAN Grandparent Survey
- O, The Oprah Magazine highlights the IAN Project
General News
The Simons Foundation launches community for families with 16p deletions and duplications
The Simons Foundation has launched an online community for families with 16p11.2 deletions and duplications. Over the next few months the website will grow to include educational resources and networking opportunities for the community. You can register today at www.simonsvipconnect.org.
The Simons Foundation has launched an online community for families with 16p11.2 deletions and duplications. Over the next few months the website will grow to include educational resources and networking opportunities for the community. You can register today at www.simonsvipconnect.org.
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