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Selected ARI Webcasts are Available for Free on AMA Education Hub™ ARI is working with the American Medical Association (AMA) Ed Hub to make free, evidence-based
In June 2026, ARI co-sponsored a side event at the United Nations that highlighted the emerging challenges and opportunities associated with autism and aging. The program
This article, written by Dr. Darren O'Reilly and reviewed by Dr. Wenn Lawson, is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute clinical advice. Neurodevelopmental conditions
Connie Kasari, PhD, details what contemporary research reveals about supporting non-speaking or minimally verbal autistic children. She highlights how far the field has come in the past
As our knowledge about autism continues to evolve, so does our understanding of its root causes. For many years, professionals blamed “refrigerator parents” and prescribed psychoanalytic therapy.
Professor Olga Bogdashina, PhD, dives into language communication issues in autism. She discusses language peculiarities and development in autism as outcomes of distinct sensory-perceptual processes and
UN Think Tank Playlist on YouTube Recorded Fall 2025 United Nations, New York City In partnership with the Nancy Lurie Marks Family
This editorial originally appeared in ARI’s Autism Research Review International – now available online. Visit the ARRI Online to continue reading this issue and more. VISIT THE
ARI's Statement on Acetaminophen Use and Leucovorin Supplementation (9-22-25) Information regarding autism research and care strategies is widely available across various platforms, including online resources, print media,