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18 Apr 2013: Autism Spectrum Conditions (ASC) affect one per cent of the general population in Western countries. ... Previous research into the autism spectrum in China has mainly focused on the most severe subtype, childhood autism.

18 Mar 2011: everyone. In fact, one characteristic of autism spectrum conditions is a profound difficulty in interpreting the feelings and emotions of others from non-verbal cues such as facial expressions. ... Charles, who was trained using expression data provided

14 Mar 2013: For children with autism or Asperger Syndrome however, the ability to engage in pretend play is highly diminished. ... Autism spectrum conditions are characterised by difficulties in the development of social relationships and communication skills, and

17 Mar 2011: Only a small part of theseassociations are explained by obesity,blood pressure, or high levels of fat in theblood – conditions which often co-existwith diabetes. ... railways in Mongolia, as well as to potentialethnic conflict, will also be investigated

21 Mar 2019: Contrary to previous studies, we have shown that the prevalence of autism spectrum conditions in China is in line with that found in the West. ... Autism spectrum conditions – which include autism and Asperger’s syndrome – are characterised by

17 Dec 2013: Most genetic studies of autistic spectrum conditions treat autism as if they are all very similar, whereas in reality there is considerable variation (e.g., in language level and intellectual ability). ... two different SNPs in the same gene were again

20 Jun 2011: The researchers predicted that autism spectrum conditions (ASC) would be more common in populations enriched for ‘systemizing’, which is the drive to analyse how systems work, and to predict, control and ... possibility that children with autism may

25 Jun 2014: Autism spectrum conditions are a group of developmental brain conditions that cause difficulties in communication and social interaction, alongside the presence of unusually narrow interests and difficulties in adapting to change. ... In the UK, one in