A new subtyping model for autism phenotypes late in development, and more
A new study identifies two distinct autism subtypes based on language, intellectual, and adaptive functioning in late childhood and adulthood. Researchers linked these subtypes to differences in brain connectivity, specifically within the sensorimotor-association axis.
Why it matters
Refining autism subtyping can lead to more personalized diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for individuals on the spectrum.
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