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Autism In Babies (Hearing Test Could Help Identify Autism) · Aspergers & Autism Podcast [The Aspie World] AuDHD

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  So autism in babies, can I hearing test help identify
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  autism in people as young as babies by.
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  Now, all that right now. Hey guys, welcome back to the
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  What's going on? Welcome Back to the ask me
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  differently daily, what is going on my different think of farmer.
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  Hope you guys are having an awesome.
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  Day. Now, I wanted to do this video
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  because I came across this news article, and this story and I
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  felt like it was quite a bit. Has our story.
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  So I wanted to kind of cover it in a video, but before we get
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  started, guys, what is going on? Where are you watching from?
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  Drop me a comment down below. Let me know where you're
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  watching from. Would love to know where my
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  viewers are. Oh.
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  And also, I have three autism lifehack PDF book.
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  dotnet right now for free. So autism is a communication
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  disorder as we all know. If you're, you know, Recurring
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  subscriber my channel. You know, I talk a lot about
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  autism and some of the characteristics and behaviors of
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  people on the autism spectrum. Now, one of the things is that
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  auditory sensory, processes it with autism are somewhat
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  challenging sometimes. So autistic people have comorbid
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  conditions, like sensory processing disorder or SPD now
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  SPD can impact the lives of people with an Autism Spectrum
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  condition in many ways, like, they could be sensitive to food,
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  or light, or sound, or Smiles or anything really that Your sense
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  touch it, you know, like maybe it would be the collar on your
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  the neck of your shirt or it could be like the seam of your
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  socks or even the heat of a room and maybe you're more
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  susceptible to heat than other people.
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  But having this auditory senses heightened or sometimes under
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  sensitive to those things and can give a good indication for
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  certain things because non-autistic people don't
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  usually, I don't typically have these these heightened senses in
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  terms of like All the tree in sensory processing disorder.
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  So researchers at the University of Miami with along with Harvard
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  Medical School, they explored responses to standard hearing
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  tests administered by millions of newborn kids around the
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  world. They suggested that they are
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  super close to detecting an early indicator of autism in
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  children, even just at Birth. So, basically, they took a bunch
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  of people who are neurotypical, which means they are not
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  artistic at Birth. And they did the hearing test
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  stuff. And then they did the standard
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  hearing test and for people on the autism spectrum and compared
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  the results. Now, they compare the results
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  and everybody who was non-autistic responded, pretty
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  much the same way. But everybody who was autistic
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  responded in a completely different way.
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  And that way was actually characterized only notice that
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  down. But you basically means that the
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  research team, analyzed over 140,000 order to recordings from
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  babies in Florida and Anna match that data with the records from
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  the Florida. One of Education, indicating,
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  you know, children with developmental disabilities, like
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  autism. So, I mean, where does that
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  leave is really at the only thing that it does is that it
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  opens up the possibility that if you are pregnant, they do a
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  bunch of different tests to see how your baby is progressing.
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  And seeing, you know, how everything's going.
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  And they do all these tests. And when your baby's born, I
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  remember when my son was born, they come over, they do these
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  tests, they make sure that, you know, they've got enough
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  vitamins and the body and all this kind of stuff.
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  So I guess an added test would be a hearing test and that test
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  just one another to paste it here in just, that would
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  actually search for how they respond to certain things.
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  And those, you know, being one of those ones that look for is
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  autism. Now, a lot of people be thinking
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  to themselves and say, well, why would you want to know if your
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  baby is Autistic or not? You know, you truly find out as
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  they grow and develop and that is true in a lot of people, you
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  know, don't kind of develop until, you know, maybe the three
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  or four years old that cans to become more of something that
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  impacts your life. Now because of this, you then
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  have to start the process from the Child's age of when they get
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  diagnosed outfits 3 or 4 years old, then you go to come.
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  Start the process of trying to get help and trying to get all
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  these accommodations in place for you and your child or
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  whatever and it's so difficult. Imagine having that ability to
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  know from birth that hey, my kid is on the autism spectrum.
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  So now I need to go and find help, you know, instantly it's
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  like the first thing you understand like you, okay, well,
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  now I'm going to go see my doctor.
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  See, my physician, you know, see my pediatrician asking for what
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  helps available when my kid starts to develop talking.
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  Language and stuff. Because children on the autism
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  spectrum, will have certain delays in like speech and stuff
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  like that. And language, depending on what
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  level of support needs, they they will need depends on their
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  ability really and this obviously is something that you
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  judge over time and something that you will eventually have
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  some sort of process in place for.
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  But in terms of this test, what do I think about it?
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  I think it's super interesting. I think it could help a lot of
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  people access help earlier but that's pretty much it.
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  I mean there's no other upside to it other than knowing earlier
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  if your Something else inspection or not and I guess
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  it's not really a mandatory thing.
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  I guess people probably don't even know, you know, some people
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  like have the option to know if their kids are going to be bored
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  with any people have the option to know if their child is going
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  to be born with any physical disabilities.
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  A lot of people just opt out with that because they just
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  think well it's my kids are going to love and whatever.
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  I don't really care if they have any physical disabilities you
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  know or otherwise. So I guess it kind of like is
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  helpful for some people. It's going to be very helpful
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  but I just thought was fascinating research that I
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  could present to you guys to talk about and have a discussion
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  and I love to have that. Discussion.
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  Drop me a comment right now. Let me know what your thoughts
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  are. And if there's a groundbreaking,
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  if you think it's dangerous and I don't know, I'd love to know
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