During the month of April, in support of National Autism Awareness Month, Science 2.0 is proud to present a special series of articles focused on autism.
Our community of writers will be joined this month by several Special Guest Writers who will be sharing their expertise. Together we will be exploring the latest scientific findings. In addition, we will be discussing emerging therapies and treatments, expanding efforts to improve the daily lives of individuals with autism, and personal perspectives of life with autism.
Join us to read, comment, and contribute to this unique and informative collection of articles and discussions as we present personal and scientific perspectives of what is often a misunderstood and misrepresented disorder.
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