Abstract

COVID-19 and Autism Research: Perspectives from Around the Globe.

Highlights

  • To get a sense of how autism researchers are dealing with this unprecedented situation around the world, we asked for short comments about the situation from editorial board members, Associate Editors and from the International Society for Autism Research (INSAR) Global Senior Leaders in Autism Research Committee, a relatively new INSAR initiative chaired by Petrus de Vries (South Africa) and Declan Murphy (UK)

  • COVID-19 has magnified the disparities in African communities and emphasised the importance of context, for autism research, but for all health research in low-resource settings to ensure that we reduce, rather than increase, pre-existing disparities

  • The AIMS2-TRIALS network of 48 academic, charity and industry partners across Europe and the rest of the world are witnessing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on autism research first-hand

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Introduction

The AIMS2-TRIALS network of 48 academic, charity and industry partners across Europe and the rest of the world are witnessing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on autism research first-hand.

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