
Israeli dad shows how newborns can be screened for autism
The SensPD diagnostic process, now ready for clinical trials, uses the same instrument currently used to test infants’ hearing.

The SensPD diagnostic process, now ready for clinical trials, uses the same instrument currently used to test infants’ hearing.

Current and former members of an Israel Air Force tech unit participate in unique hackathon to overcome challenges posed by autism.

Israeli researchers invent sarcasm translator for people with difficulty interpreting humor and irony in written messages.

Global landmarks illuminated in blue to shine a light on autism as a growing global health priority.

The A Word, now airing on BBC One, is Keshet International’s drama about a family’s journey with autism.

Researchers find neuroprotective blood protein that is a biomarker for Alzheimer’s disease and also correlates with IQ.

Israeli research could advance understanding of postpartum depression, aggression and autism spectrum disorders.

Novel Israeli program teaches adults how to calm themselves, and thereby soothe children easily upset by daily fears and frustrations.

Hebrew University and Hadassah Medical Center plan to host Mideast region’s first interdisciplinary university-based autism center

How a southern residence for autistic adults is managing – barely – to keep residents calm and safe.

From research to social and educational programs, Israel excels in the struggle to understand autism and help families deal with this developmental disorder.
Israeli and Canadian neurological experts seek collaborative research partnerships.

Rescued dogs rehabilitate people in a unique therapeutic program devised by an Israeli trainer for at-risk and special-needs youths.

Research shows that people who have a schizophrenic sibling are 12 times more likely to have autism than those with no schizophrenia in the family.

Hebrew University of Jerusalem researchers have shown that the different genes involved in autism tend to be involved in specific processes in the brain. The scientists say their study has potential implications for early diagnosis as well as for treatment of autism in the future.