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   2 hours ago · The first recordings were made in 1969 by Staffan Bergström on the brainstem of a seventy-day-old foetus. The activity continued and diversified over the following months. Electroencephalography on humans allows a global appreciation of the brain's electrical activity and, therefore, its most obvious manifestations such as wakefulness and sleep.

   • Music and Autism: New Ways of Research for Neuroscience

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   4 days ago · New research finds differences in neuron density in autistic brains. getty. Neurodiversity advocates have long argued that autistic brains are differently wired. Now, new evidence shows they are ...

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   1 day ago · “It is truly transforming what we know about brain development as we follow this group of children from childhood into early adulthood.” Reference: “Autism is associated with in vivo changes in gray matter neurite architecture” by Zachary P. Christensen, Edward G. Freedman and John J. Foxe, 26 September 2024, Autism Research.

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6. www.nature.com › articles › s41380/024/02769-1Multimodal evidence for cerebellar influence on cortical ...

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   5 days ago · The autism brain imaging data exchange: towards a large-scale evaluation of the intrinsic brain architecture in autism. Mol Psychiatry. 2014;19:659–67. Article PubMed Google Scholar

7. www.americanbrainfoundation.org › childhood-and-autismChildhood and Autism | American Brain Foundation

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   1 day ago · The American Brain Foundation is committed to supporting research to improve the lives of those impacted by brain disease. Join us in our mission to discover tomorrow’s innovative techniques, treatments, and cures—donate today and make a difference. Our recent webinar explored childhood and autism—from diagnosis and therapeutic ...

8. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Music and Autism: New Ways of Research for Neuroscience

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   2 hours ago · The neuroscientific basis of the music-brain relationship 4. Marta Herbert's thesis 5. Music, neuroscience and mirror neurons. For a long time, the role of music in relation to autism and other neurodiversities has been confined to the therapeutic field, mainly on the basis of observation that has suggested affinities and positive effects.

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   • The autistic mind functions by focusing on details. This is evident in a test where one has to pick out the small letters, a task that the autistic mind accomplishes more quickly than the normal brain, which tends to ignore such details.

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   How do people with autism handle information in their brains?

   • People with autism process information in their brains differently than their peers. The brain processes information uniquely for each person with autism, with symptoms ranging from mild to severe. Some common symptoms include difficulties with social interactions, challenges with communication, and repetitive or stereotypical behavior.

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   New Autism Research Finds That Autistic Brains Are Differently Wired

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   Do autistic brains have different neuron density?

   • New research finds differences in neuron density in autistic brains. Neurodiversity advocates have long argued that autistic brains are differently wired. Now, new evidence shows they are right.

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    5 days ago · The deficit in social interaction skills among individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is strongly influenced by personal experiences and social environments. Neuroimaging studies have previously highlighted the link between social impairment and brain activity in ASD. This study aims to develop a method for assessing and identifying ASD using a social cognitive game-based paradigm ...