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For autistic individuals, differences in communication may make interacting with strangers a challenging experience. When the stranger is a police officer, the encounter can quickly become dangerous.
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New research examines how mental health symptoms related to ADHD, conduct disorder, and depression may affect the driving behaviors of newly licensed teens.
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Learn about how clinicians can help families prepare their teens with ADHD for driving in this Medscape segment featuring Thomas J. Power, PhD, a CHOP expert in ADHD.
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Read about a research study published in JAMA Pediatrics on adolescents with ADHD and crash risk when newly licensed.
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Watch a Medscape video featuring Patty Huang, MD informed by new research conducted at CHOP.
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Read about new research led by Allison E. Curry, PhD regarding autistic adolescents and young adults getting licensed.
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A new CHOP study published in the Journal of Attention Disorders validated an electronic health record (EHR)–based algorithm to classify the ADHD status of pediatric patients.
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Learn how to reduce wandering, the most common of child "problematic" behaviors related to safety, in autistic children.
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Here are some fire safety precautions that every family of a child with neurodevelopmental differences needs to know.
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Learn about the CARES restraint which is approved for airplane use for children 22-40 lbs and up to 40 inches tall.
