Understanding the Overlap Between Autism, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and Anxiety
Autistic traits vary from person to person, impacting how individuals are identified as being autistic and when they receive their diagnosis, and they can also influence how individuals respond to different interventions. One factor contributing to this variability is the coexistence of autism with other conditions like anxiety and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Estimates suggest that 40-60% of autistic children also have anxiety and/or ADHD.
Partnering with Carolina Theatre for a Sensory-Friendly Film Series
We have been delighted to partner with Durham's historic Carolina Theatre to offer a Sensory Friendly Film Series. The series runs through July 2024 and each monthly matinee is free. Moviegoers enjoy a welcoming and supportive environment with resources in place to provide a comfortable experience.
Our team worked closely with staff from the theater to provide information and resources to support individuals with autism and participated on a community advisory board to select the films.
Duke Autism Research Explained - Bias against neurodiversity-related words in AI language models
Autism researcher Sam Brandsen, PhD, of the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development, explains his team's findings on a possible bias against words related to autism and neurodiversity in artificial intelligence language models.
See the full video on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_wJTvTcWNA
Can Artificial Intelligence Detect Autism
Scientists are using AI to detect autism and reduce healthcare disparities.