Autism Research

"Healing" or "treatment" Autism is a controversial and politically problem. Doctors and scientists are not sure about the cause of autism, but many organizations such as the Autism Research Institute and autism speech support research for treatment. Since autistic people think that members of various autistic rights groups are not diseases and lifestyles, we propose a method of seeking treatment. Some supporters believe that general actions for behavioral and linguistic differences associated with autism, such as applied behavior analysis, are not only mistaken but also unethical.

The cause of autism is unknown. Studies have shown that autism is a genetic disease. Several genes are thought to be involved in the onset of autism. In autistic research, various abnormalities in the brain and chemical substances in the brain are discovered, but there is no consistent discovery. One theory, autism is a behavioral syndrome that includes several different conditions. However, parenting behaviors are not the cause of autism

The Autism Research Center is in the psychiatry of Cambridge University to understand the biomedical causes of autism and Asperger syndrome. Cambridge researchers have used molecular genetics to identify "susceptibility genes" as research indicates that autism and Asperger syndrome function in the home. Collaboration with researchers at the Wolfson Brain Imaging Center has been used to determine specific structural and functional differences in the brain of autistic patients and patients with Asperger's syndrome. When patients with autism and Asperger's syndrome tried to explain the emotional expression, Cambridge scientists first discovered some of the inactive people in the brain called the amygdala.

Autism is at the center of autism spectrum disorder. Asperger's syndrome is closest to signs and possible causes of autism; according to the previous DSM-4 criteria, unlike autism, people with Asperger's syndrome usually have no major delay in language development. . PDD-NOS was diagnosed as being consistent with the criteria for specific disease. Some causes also include Rett syndrome and childhood disintegrative disorders that may have autism and some common symptoms but an irrelevant cause, other sources ASD and them Ubiquitous developmental disorder that distinguishes but returns all of the above