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Mary Berridge’s award-winning series of photographs is paired with narratives written primarily by the subjects or their parents.

Born in Bogota, Columbia, Nicolas Camacho moved to the United States at the age of 2, where he lived in Westchester, New York through high school.

The Sensory Friendly Film Series, an initiative created through a partnership between the Carolina Theatre of Durham and the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development, pr

The COMET study team of Dr Kim Carpenter's lab for won 2nd place in the poster competition at Duke Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences' annual research day, for their poster "Patterns of Resting S

Spanish is the second most common language in the United States and Durham, North Carolina, with about 13 percent of the Durham community primarily speaking Spanish at home.

On Fridays, children coming to Duke Children’s Primary Care in North Durham for their well visit might see a clinical psychology doctoral intern from the Duke Center for Autism an

Dr. Geraldine Dawson talks with Today's Parent about co-occurring autism and ADHD.

Duke researchers recently published results in Scientific Reports from an effort to identify aspects of brain function associated with autism.

Anna Catherine Henley, also known as A.C., has been working at the Autism Center since 2023. Originally from Charlotte, A.C.

A team including Duke’s Sam Brandsen, Geraldine Dawson, and Madhav Swaminathan (Anesthesiology) gives tailored recommendations for caring fo