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Researchers have been studying a small group of individuals who were diagnosed with autism, then later no longer met criteria for diagnosis. Most of these people received early intense behavioral intervention before the age of 3, and what is called “optimal outcome” by researchers is the exception, not the rule. However, a new study explores where they are no longer showing symptoms, and where they still are. Also, ASF postdoctoral fellow Aarthi Padmanabhan explains her data on the brain structure of girls and boys with autism. A sneak peak: girls are different than boys.
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