SPARK Research Match Report: Identifying Depression in Autistic Adults With Limited or No Speech
This SPARK Research Match report summarizes research that looks at how to identify depression in autistic adults with limited or no speech.
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Browse Topics A-ZThis SPARK Research Match report summarizes research that looks at how to identify depression in autistic adults with limited or no speech.
Learn MoreThe SPARK research study launched with the goal of becoming large enough to significantly increase what we know about autism. So how’s it going after 10 years?
Learn MoreOn June 16th, Lori McIlwain will discuss what caregivers can do to promote water safety at home and in the community. Be sure to register for this webinar.
Learn MoreThis Research Match summary describes a study that explored how sleep and physical activity are different in adults with autism compared with family members who do not have autism.
Learn MoreHow many different types of autism are there? A study involving SPARK participants proposes an answer.
Learn MoreIn this recorded webinar, Dr. Hui Zhang shares a community-informed approach to connecting research with meaningful support.
Learn MoreA mother pursued answers for years about her autistic son’s complex medical issues. Learn what she discovers.
Learn MoreThis SPARK Research Match report describes a study that looks at how parents respond when their young child is upset or has negative emotions.
Learn MoreSPARK is celebrating its 10th anniversary! In this recorded webinar, Dr. Chung presents an overview of ten research areas in which SPARK has increased our understanding of autism.
Learn MoreMany autistic people have gastrointestinal problems. Researchers look at what might be happening.
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