New from me @Spectrum! After a 2020 study linked epidurals &autism, many worried that pregnant people would be scared off epidurals. I wanted to see if that actually happened. What I found was murkier than that: an example of a field trying to self-correct https://t.co/Ek4Xxri6Ts
Today is my first day at @InHealthPolicy where I’ll be covering FDA and drug pricing. I’m thrilled to join the team to cover these critical beats as we navigate the realm of healthcare reporting. Feel free to share tips, and add me to your press lists!
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"Caution needed", indeed. Simple correlational fishing expeditions are not particularly impressive.
I thought that we had put a nail in this coffin publishing the largest sibling controlled study to date. I highly doubt oxytocin would change any of this. https://t.co/g4khgEb6fs
The request is energizing scientists investigating autistic people who largely don’t communicate with spoken words.
By @LauraLauraDat.
@HelenTager @NIDCD @NIH
https://t.co/9Wz1ddSL3P
.@NIMHgov intramural researcher Dr. Ashura Buckley studies differences in sleep patterns, which may provide clues about learning, development, & what’s different in kids who develop behavioral or neurodevelopmental disorders. More on @SimonsFdn's podcast.🎙https://t.co/BKLcpOgPe1
How do you stay current with the latest in neuroscience? We want to hear from the research community! We’re looking for scientists to participate in a 30-minute interview-style discussion via Zoom, and we’re offering a $100 gift card in appreciation: https://t.co/NYh1kggRCA
An antihistamine that improved optic-nerve signaling in adults with multiple sclerosis also calms hyperactivity in a mouse model of Pitt-Hopkins syndrome.
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US study: #Autistic young adults in states without waivers more likely to lose #Medicaid. 1 in 4 autistic teens disenroll at 18; only half regain coverage. Waivers reduce risk. Diagnosis, not income, should determine eligibility. More research needed.
Many laws restricting gender-affirming care site the fact many #ActuallyAutistic people experience gender dysphoria as a rationale. @i_oriion and @slooterman explore how this affects neurodivergent people.
https://t.co/ES6R3wG4Bh
Autistic people should be able to access Medicaid based on their diagnosis, rather than their income level, which often changes, says Deborah Spitalnik.
By @MaaishaO.
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I know it's summer when I email 20 researchers for comment on a study and 9 aren't available, 8 don't respond, 2 have out-of-office autoreplies and 1 says yes.
(For context I usually need to email 5 people, maybe 6 or 7, to get 2 yeses.)