$1.5M to investigate causes of autism-related repetitive behaviors
Associate Professor Masato Yoshizawa conducting research in the Isabella Aiona Abbott Life Sciences Building. Stereotypic repetitive behaviors are common in people with autism. They include body rocking, toe tapping, hand flapping, spinning objects and more, and are generally observed when people are under stress and/or having carbohydrate-rich meals, according to the latest research. A new … Read more
