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Scientists Found A Striking Pattern Hidden Inside More Than 1,200 Autism Risk Genes

For years, autism genetics has looked like a puzzle with thousands of pieces and no obvious picture on the box. Researchers have identified more than 1,200 genes linked to autism, but the sheer number has made one question incredibly difficult to answer: do all those different genetic changes eventually lead the brain toward a smaller…
Scientists Identify 36 Genes Linked To OCD And Tourette Syndrome

For 20 years, researchers collected DNA from families affected by obsessive-compulsive disorder and chronic tic disorders without having the technology to fully read what those samples contained. Now, a new study has identified 36 large-effect risk genes linked to OCD and tic disorders, dramatically expanding a genetic map that previously contained only four confirmed genes.…
Nonverbal Boy Found His Voice After Years Of Silence

For years, Nathaniel Schumann seemed trapped behind a wall that nobody else could see. He understood far more than he could express, but without the ability to speak in full sentences, much of his world remained hidden from everyone around him. Then, at the age of eight, something remarkable happened. After joining a clinical trial…
Scientists Discover Common Genetic Link Behind Eight Major Psychiatric Disorders

Psychiatric disorders have traditionally been viewed as separate conditions, each with its own symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment plan. Someone diagnosed with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) receives a very different diagnosis from someone living with schizophrenia or anorexia nervosa, even though doctors have long observed that these conditions often overlap. Many people experience more than one…
The Surprising Way Autistic Children Interpret Optical Illusions

The human brain is often described as a prediction machine. Every moment, it receives streams of sensory information and rapidly constructs a coherent picture of reality. But what we perceive is not always a direct reflection of what is actually there. Instead, it is the brain’s best interpretation of incomplete data. Optical illusions reveal this…





