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What scientists should, or shouldn't, research is usually poured over in funding boards and ethics committees.But the future of autism research is now common

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31 August 2023. A new report outlines recommendations for building bridges between the autistic community and the research community. A shift of research culture is required to ease perceived tensions between the autistic community and the biomedical research community, according to a new report by authors collaborating on AIMS-2-TRIALS, one of the world's largest autism research programmes

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Only a minute of Dr Farahar's interview could be included in the BBC Newsnight piece: "Tensions build between autism researchers and the Autistic community". They also discussed during the 45 minutes not aired: The need for intersectional research to represent Black Autistics and Autistics of Colour Research methods that afford non-speaking Autistics to have their

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Researchers are looking for 10,000 people to take part in what a university is calling the UK's largest ever study into autism. The Autism Research Centre (ARC) at the University of Cambridge

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What scientists should, or shouldn't, research is usually poured over in funding boards and ethics committees. But the future of autism research is now commonly argued over on social media - as the autistic community speaks up about the type of research carried out, and the language used.

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Only a minute of Dr Farahar's interview could be included in the BBC Newsnight piece: "Tensions build between autism researchers and the Autistic community". They also discussed during the 45 minutes not aired: Sadly, with the limited representation of Dr Farahar's key points, the YouTube comments are distressing, ableist, and reactionary.

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Saturday April 1 2023, 12:30pm. Cambridge-led research into autism is out of touch with the demands and requirements of the autistic community, according to a BBC Newsnight report. The report found that autism research at the University of Cambridge is a "field in crisis" that is "at a crossroads" with the autistic community.

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What about revisiting old research that was made only with a few autistic people of the same group to understand myths that persist until this day? How about explaining and being clear with the public about the changes and new discoveries such as "support levels", "Asperger isn't a diagnosis" and "there are the same amount of autistic women and

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For almost as long as autism has been known, it has been researched predominantly by non-autistic scientists. Nowadays, with the autistic community being listened to more, and with an increase in openly autistic researchers, there is substantial tension as the academic world grapples with the fact that their research has been at odds with what

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Chloe is a post-doctoral researcher (2021-2025) on the Oxford-led ATTUNE project, exploring young people's experience of mental health and adverse childhood experiences through participatory arts-based research, with a particular focus on innately neurodivergent young people (e.g., Autistic). In 2023-2024, Chloe is a specialist tutor on the

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Tensions build between autism researchers and the autistic community - BBC Newsnight. By bobb | Wed, 3/4/2024 - 15:05. ... Read more about Tensions build between autism researchers and the autistic community - BBC Newsnight; The Ehlers-Danlos Society - autism awareness. By convenor | Tue, 2/4/2024 - 01:00.

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Tensions build between autism researchers and the autistic people - BBC Newsnight Autism research is now commonly argued over on social media - as more autistic people speak up about the type of

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There's a general dislike for genetic studies on Autism in the Autistic community as A. Virtually the only use for it is to identify Autism in fetuses and B. They don't help Autistic people in any way. This is the only formal acknowledgement of this resentment that I've seen so far.

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Tensions build between autism researchers and the autistic community... What scientists should, or shouldn't, research is usually poured over in funding boards and ethics committees.But the future of autism research is now common

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Read more about Tensions build between autism researchers and the autistic community - BBC Newsnight; Draft National Autism Strategy - available for comment. By convenor | Tue, 2/4/2024 - 06:30. The National Autism Strategy Oversight Committee has released it's draft strategy for comment.

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