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30 Jan 2007: Search. Search. Animation helps children with autism. News. Animation helps children with autism.. ... The Transporters DVD helps children with autism to look at the human face and learn about emotions.

3 Jul 2024: 29 Jul 2019. Scientists have identified a link between exposure to high levels of oestrogen sex hormones in the womb and the likelihood of developing autism. ... 03 Jun 2014. Children who later develop autism are exposed to elevated levels of steroid

3 Jun 2014: Search. Search. Children with autism have elevated levels of steroid hormones in the womb. ... Research. Children with autism have elevated levels of steroid hormones in the womb..

19 Jul 2023: Before starting her PhD she visited a lab researching robot therapy for children with autism, where non-verbal children were using an ‘expressive robot’, changing its eyes and mouth to communicate ... And so when I came to Cambridge for my PhD, I was

3 Jul 2024: Men and women with autism have ‘extreme male’ scores on the ‘Eyes test’ of mindreading. ... 03 Jun 2014. Children who later develop autism are exposed to elevated levels of steroid hormones (for example testosterone, progesterone and cortisol) in

27 Jan 2020: Further studies in a larger number of children will hopefully confirm whether bumetanide is an effective treatment for children with autism spectrum disorder.”. ... Reference. Lingli Zhang et al. Symptom improvement in children with autism spectrum

9 Oct 2018: Our front cover shows the hand of a child filled with paintings by children at the University of Cambridge Primary School. ... The sensors were tested with a class of children aged seven to eight during ten typical playtimes, and then ten more sessions

25 May 2018: Her Hay talk will centre on human robot interaction [HRI] and how it can be used for our benefit, for instance, for helping children with autism learn how to read expressions ... They will be as common as smartphones and will operate with humans,

14 Mar 2013: For children with autism or Asperger Syndrome however, the ability to engage in pretend play is highly diminished. ... Currently, there are various intervention methods which are used to encourage children with autism or Asperger Syndrome to engage in

27 Oct 2017: Draško Kašćelan. Third in the series is Draško Kašćelan, a linguistics researcher hoping to help children with language development. ... My research sets out to. I’m investigating figurative language understanding in bilingual children.

17 Mar 2011: 4 | Research news. Investing in innovationa system for the early detection of brain tumours in children and droplets that serve as ‘miniature testtubes’ – just two of the cambridge innovations that were ... CambridgeEnterprise supported Dr Allen in

4 Nov 2005: Using psychometric definitions of the typical male and female brain, people with autism spectrum conditions show an exaggeration of the male profile. ... This new paper takes the theory further by exploring the possibilities that there is an anatomical

29 Oct 2012: Other explanations were ruled out with some puppet studies. For instance, the majority of a new group of children agreed it was reasonable for a puppet to hide by covering its ... For example, children with autism are known to engage in less sharing of

18 Aug 2006: Previously, developmental psychologists have argued that people with autism do not find social stimuli – such as smiling faces - rewarding. ... Other contributors include Dr Jo Williams, talking about innovations in screening for autism amongst primary

23 Sep 2014: The researchers studied 80 adult men with autism: 38 who had delayed language onset and 42 who did not. ... a subgroup of children with autism, and is one of the clearest features triggering an assessment for developmental delay in children, including an

15 Mar 2012: Previous research has shown that mental disorders disproportionately affect the young, with 75% of illnesses having onset before the age of 24. ... Novel approaches could include the use of emerging technology such as the use of video games to help

6 Jul 2006: People with autism also have heightened attention to detail that under circumstances can lead to unusual talents. ... Typically, 40% of all children with autism wait more than three years for a clear diagnosis.

26 Feb 2018: The team at the Autism Research Centre analysed magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) brain scans from more than 150 autistic children and compared them with MRI scans from similarly aged children but ... Synaptic and transcriptionally downregulated genes are

26 Apr 2006: The study, entitled "Early vs. Late Detection of Autism in Children”, will investigate the early detection of autism in children aged 18 months, compared to those diagnosed at 3 years. ... Using a quantitative version of the Checklist for Autism in

20 Jun 2011: possibility that children with autism may more often remain undetected in the two other regions. ... This will help local authorities plan services appropriately for the number of children with autism.”.

8 Nov 2018: Since she began her academic career as an undergraduate in Cambridge 30 years ago, her focus has shifted from clinical groups, including children with autism, to studying social influences on two ... years, most research on children’s relationships

18 Mar 2011: This library was part of a computer-based guide to help individuals with autism, and the Computer Laboratory team has used it to train their computer systems. ... Charles, who was trained using expression data provided by the Autism Research Centre, is

4 Jan 2011: The lab is going on to test much larger samples (thousands, instead of hundreds) in order to see if children with a formal diagnosis of autism or Asperger’s syndrome had ... Larger samples are needed because autism only occurs in about one per cent of

30 Nov 2015: Based on information about personality, educators can ensure that children with the potential for musical talent have the opportunity to learn a musical instrument. ... We are also interested in how knowledge gained from science can help children and

24 Aug 2021: The Spectrum 10K team collaborates with an Advisory Panel consisting of autistic individuals, parents of autistic children, clinicians, and autism charity representatives to ensure Spectrum 10K is designed in a way ... Dr Anna and Alastair Gadney,

21 Mar 2019: Around one in 100 school age children in the UK is autistic, but autism prevalence in China has been reported to be lower than in the West. ... conducted this study as part of her PhD at Cambridge University and who is now based in the Star Kay Bridge

31 Mar 2017: Second, the right to education: one in five children with autism have been excluded from school. ... And of the other 80% of children with autism who have stayed in school, half report having been bullied, which is a risk factor for depression.

7 Sep 2015: This research has the potential to explain why children with autism, from the earliest point in development, avoid looking at people’s eyes, and become confused in rapidly changing social situations, ... Teaching children with autism how to read

16 Jul 2014: Females with autism are now beginning to be studied in their own right. ... The results also fit with other research showing that children who go on to have autism show elevated prenatal levels steroid hormones (such as testosterone), which affect the

29 Mar 2021: The new study, based on school records that usually underestimate the actual proportion of children who meet diagnostic criteria, shows a considerable increase in the autism prevalence in England. ... Association of Race/Ethnicity and Social Disadvantage

26 Mar 2021: Around half were for devices designed to support children with hearing or vision difficulties; hardly any addressed the learning needs of children with autism, dyslexia, or physical disabilities. ... There is no one-size-fits-all solution when working

3 Nov 2015: These may shed light on why we find males in the population on average have slightly more autistic traits than females do, and why fathers and grandfathers of children with autism ... Dr Carrie Allison, another member of the Cambridge research team,