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It’s Time For Autism Research To Do Better By Autistic People

Posted on October 8, 2019May 3, 2023 by Shannon Des Roches Rosa

Research indicates that autistic brains exhibit more diversity than non-autistic brains. If autism research is truly going to address the needs of such a varied population, then it needs to branch out similarly, get real about what autistic people need, and humanize its priorities.

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