A new study suggests that our genes influence how we make eye contact with others during social situations. A failure to make eye contact is considered an early sign of autism.
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A new study shows a link between having a fever during pregnancy and the risk of giving birth to a child with autism.
Dr. Paul H. Lipkin, director of the Interactive Autism Network, participated in the first International Suicide in Autism Summit held in Newcastle, United Kingdom, this month.
Half of adults with autism who receive state services live with parents or relatives, and most do not have paid jobs in their communities, according to a new report.
The Interactive Autism Network yesterday reported on research into preventing injuries in children with autism who wander or bolt from safe places.
Researchers from the Interactive Autism Network are discussing their work on technology use and autism at the International Meeting for Autism Research today.
Researchers from the Interactive Autism Network are discussing their work at poster sessions at the International Meeting for Autism Research this week. Here is what IAN is doing today.
The Interactive Autism Network is one of two new partners of the Maryland Center for Developmental Disabilities, as part of an effort to improve disability data access and quality.
Cheryl Cohen, of the Interactive Autism Network, discussed her research and ways to make websites and technology more accessible to teens and adults with autism, at a conference for technology design professionals in Washington.
Dr. Kiely Law, co-founder and research director of the Interactive Autism Network, was featured on WYPR Radio’s program about "Adulthood with Autism."