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Researchers at the University of Washington are seeking children with Down syndrome, ages 6 to 14, to participate in a study focused on problem-solving and challenging behaviors.

The purpose of the CUB Study is to improve our understanding of brain development in infants whose mothers used cannabis during pregnancy and in those whose mothers did not. Although cannabis use [...]

We are looking for Middle Eastern Young adults ages 14-24 years with intellectual disability and their caregivers who are living in Washington State and can complete three 1-hour interviews.

Are you seeking a comprehensive and supportive intervention for your autistic child? The ABA LAUNCH Program, presented by the University of Washington Autism Center, provides a short-term, [...]

A remote study on how children learn words in stories and the skills that support learning. Help us understand how children learn, with a focus on autism spectrum disorder and fragile X syndrome! [...]

The goal of the SPARK project is to collect genetic information on 50,000 individuals across the country with ASD and their families. Anyone with a diagnosis of autism can participate!

This study is looking at individuals who carry a rare gene event and their biological family members. The goal of this study is to explore the differences between individuals with one of these [...]

The Investigation of Genetic Exome Research (TIGER) Study is enrolling families to participate in a new study exploring how specific genetic events may contribute to Autism Spectrum Disorder [...]

The Infant Brain Imaging Study – Early Prediction is enrolling infants ages 0-6 months who have an older sibling with or without autism. The study uses brain imaging to help detect infants who [...]

Children need to hear in noisy environments such as classrooms and playgrounds to acquire language and learn. We are studying how the brain helps infants and children hear under these noisy [...]