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Children with autistic siblings may be at high risk for developing socio-emotional difficulties, according to a recent study released from the Yale Child Study Center.

A new video in recognition of Autism Acceptance Month in April was recently developed via a collaboration between Yale Child Study Center and Yale Center for Clinical Investigation.

A study from the Yale Child Study Center on kids whose siblings have autism found that they are at a higher risk of developing spectrum disorders or having problems with social emotional development.

Among the millions displaced by the war in Ukraine are children and adults with autism. Many autism professionals are doing what they can to help.

A review of research published by Yale Child Study Center Research Scientist Suzanne Macari, PhD and colleagues was featured in the April 2022 Issue of Autism Advocate Parenting Magazine.

Christina Cipriano is an assistant professor at the Yale Child Study Center and is the director of research at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence.

To improve the scientific basis for understanding autism spectrum disorder, James McPartland, PhD, is studying the biomarkers associated with the condition—biological characteristics that can be objectively measured.

The rate of 8-year-olds in the United States diagnosed with autism rose in 2018, to about 1 in 44, according to data tracked by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — an increase attributed to better access to early interventions that result in more comprehensive identification of the condition.

An early evaluation at the Yale Child Study Center put a child on the right path.