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The risk: untreated and poorly treated anxiety in autistic adults is known to lead to depression, aggression and even self-harm. One possible solution: autism-specific anxiety management. Recently neuroscientists discovered structural differences in autistic people’s amygdala, the brain’s emotion and fear center, that indicate anxiety is ...
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