broader autism phenotype – ASF Weekly Science Podcasts by Autism Science Foundation

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The latest autism research news stories with ASF Chief Science Officer Alycia Halladay

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Recent Episodes

Updates from I-ACC, late prematurity and language development

Mar 22, 2026 14m

What is the Independent Autism Coordinating Committee and why did it meet? This week’s podcast discusses the need and the agenda of Thursday’s meeting. In addition, more research showing that…

Are new ICD-11 criteria for an autism diagnosis too vague?

Feb 11, 2024 31m

In the last version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, the different subtypes of autism were folded into one label: autism spectrum disorder. A similar revision is being made around the…

ASD in the “next generation” of siblings

Apr 19, 2020 11m

Times have changed. Once, parents of a child with autism were concerned about autism in younger siblings. Now those parents are grandparents, and worried about autism in their children’s children. …

The newest on using genes to predict later diagnosis and those immune blebs in the brain

Dec 08, 2019 15m

Hot off the press: new data from a collaboration between the BSRC and geneticists in Canada demonstrate the utility of genetics to predict either ASD or atypical development in infant siblings of…

DSM5 – where are we now?

Mar 17, 2019 13m

Don’t be fooled, not all the studies on this week’s podcast focus on the DSM5. But the first one, a review of a meta analysis and review of the dozens of publications that have emerged in the past 5…

Super siblings!

Oct 15, 2018 9m

This podcast is dedicated to siblings of people with autism who are typically developing. They play an important and beneficial role in development of socialization of those with ASD. But sadly,…