Neurotypical Small Talk Is Not What It’s Cracked Up to Be
A study shows that the small talk that’s lauded by neurotypical people isn’t as meaningful as it’s been made out to be.
Everyone Walks, So Why Are Some Older Adults Frail?
There’s a change you can make in walking that can reduce frailty or help delay age related frailty. This change isn’t even big, but the results sure are.
Optimal Daily Steps if You Have a Treadmill Desk?
If you’ve been contemplating a treadmill desk to break up hours of sitting, a major international study led by the University of Sydney suggests that walking 7,000 steps a day delivers health benefits nearly on par with hitting the long-touted 10,000 step mark.
Why Are So Many Autistic People Also ARTISTIC?
The percentage of autistic people who have art talent is much higher than the percentage of gifted artists among neurotypicals.
Hate Exercise? You Don’t Need 10,000 Steps a Day
If the idea of going to the gym or running around the block makes you want to crawl under a blanket—good news.
Is Mild Autism Really Just a Variation of Normal?
Are you inclined to believe that “mild” presentations of autism are really just variations of normal human behavior, even in kids?
How Women Can Prevent Muscle Loss on Semaglutide
If you’re a woman in midlife using semaglutide to lose weight, you might be losing more than fat.
How Common Is It for Most of One’s Kids to Be Autistic?
There are parents who have many autistic children.
What Happens if a Severely Autistic Person Has an NDE?
If a severely autistic person has an NDE, are they autistic during this experience or do they process information as a neurotypical would?
Can an Autistic Woman Have a Male Version of Autism?
You’ve heard that autism often “presents differently” in women than in men, but can women have a male version of ASD?
What if a woman has masculine traits? (more…)
