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Gina Rippon

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Why the antagonism over the rise in autism diagnoses? It’s actually good news | Gina Rippon

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By Gina Rippon
| EIN News
Soaring rates of diagnoses in various illnesses such as cancer and diabetes have stimulated a debate about whether medicine has an “overdiagnosis” problem. The claim is that individuals may be prematurely diagnosed with conditions that, although meeting criteria for a disease, will never cause symptoms or death during a patient’s lifetime.
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The Neural Oscillatory Basis of Perspective‐Taking in Autistic and Non‐Autistic Adolescents Using Magnetoencephalography

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By Robert Seymour, Gina Rippon, Gerard Gooding-Williams, Hongfang Wang
| Wiley Online Library Verified
ACC anterior cingulate ortex AQ Autism Spectrum Quotient ASC autism spectrum condition ASD autism spectrum disorder DA directed asymmetry DAI directed asymmetry index EEG electroencephalography FIFF Functional Imaging File Format GSQ Glasgow Sensory Questionnaire HCPMMP Human Connectome Project Multi-Modal Parcellation HPI head position indicator LCMV Linearly Constrained Minimum Variance LR left/right (in the context of perspective-taking trials) MEG magnetoencephalography MNI Montreal...
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The Better Half by Sharon Moalem review - on the genetic superiority of women

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By Gina Rippon
| in.style.yahoo.com
Photograph: izusek/Getty Images Let’s hear it for the female of the species and (more guardedly) for her second X-chromosome! Female superiority in colour vision, immune response, longevity, even basic survival from birth to death are illustrated in Sharon Moalem’s The Better Half. After decades, if not centuries, of bad press for women and their vulnerable biology, this book argues that in fact “almost everything that is biologically difficult to do in life … is done better by females”.
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