Decoding Autism: Unraveling Early Brain Development with Eric Courchesne
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2023
- Eric Courchesne, Ph.D., explores autism, highlighting its complexity beyond the brain and its connection to genetics and brain development. He focuses on the "temporal cortex," a crucial area in autism research associated with gene regulation and social processing. Courchesne also shares how his personal journey with polio has informed his thinking on neurodiversity, research, and beating the odds.
Recorded on 11/03/2023. [Show ID: 39171]
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Thank you, Eric! Your work is appreciated and your vulnerability is applauded.
Thank you for this. What timing too. I just got back from being assessed for autism (f 37). I'm also a neuro major/immu minor at university. I'd love to be apart of your studies, but I am in Australia.
I also have a comment, and that is the brain organoid findings really de-bunk the Neurotypical saying they use to marginalize Autistic people and our Autism diagnoses, namely "'Everyone's a little bit Autistic." It seems, either you have the brain overgrowth or you don't and either you have the reliable unfolding of the Neurotypical developmental program or you don't.
Fascinating! Thank you for your work.
Thank you for your story
I relearned how to founction with neurofeedback. But I know too many people on the severe end of the spectrum that needs help and no one can at that moment. This is so sad. My life choices are make in that consideration. Noway I will pass my genes to another generation.
That's great to hear. My son also had neurofeedback and it help him to train his brain to focus. These problems might be epi-genetic. Keep up the good work!
@@solitairecat1 I think I was a case mainly driven by my poor immune system. I was living in a house infested by mold I was sick almost all the time. I think that was the think that put me on the spectrum. Some researchers now suggest that some cases are preventable due to metabolism or immune dysfonction.
I have a question - did you find out anything that would help with understanding if the prevalence of Autism in females is about the same as in males ?
Autism is the opposite condition of Schizophrenia. One has too many neural pathways while the other has too few.
It is not the opposite of schizophrenia. At all.
@@jjames2162Neurotrophin defects are the root cause of Autism and Schizophrenia. They just occur at different stages of neurological development. Autism pares too few neural pathways in early development while Schizophrenia pares too many in adolescence.
@@chuckwhite3033 There are relationships between the two but your statement remains incorrect. I have 30 years of experience in clinical work. Get back to me when you finish yours
@@chuckwhite3033 I have a real problem with a overarching single panaceas or cure-all's with complex conditions.
Until studied and proven.
When you say this assertion about Autism and Schizophrenia in isolation of all context other than “neural pathways”, it’s inconclusive. Why do you think this? What evidence and sources do you have?