How Many 'Autisms' Are There? Grouping Traits to Reveal Different Genetic Programs
Autism looks different from person to person, and understanding why is key to improving care and support. In this webinar, Natalie Sauerwald, Ph.D., describes how detailed clinical and genetic data from the SPARK cohort were used to identify distinct groups of autistic individuals and the genetic patterns associated with each. Learn more about SPARK: https://bit.ly/about-SPARK Learn about autism research: https://bit.ly/SPARKautismresearch Meet SPARK families: https://bit.ly/SPARKfamilies Register for SPARK today: https://bit.ly/SPARKregistration SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel: / @sparkforautism Follow SPARK on social media: Facebook: / sparkforautism Instagram: / sparkforautism

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