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SUMMARY: Job Talk: Meghan Miller | Clinical Area
DESCRIPTION: Title: How low can you go? A transdiagnostic perspective on ea
 rly neurodevelopmental risk Abstract: Much progress has been made in the la
 st decade with regard to identifying early markers of autism spectrum disor
 der (ASD) in infancy\, but relatively less research has focused on this in 
 ADHD. Additionally\, very little work has been done on the […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p><strong>Title:</strong> How low can you go
 ? A transdiagnostic perspective on early neurodevelopmental risk<br /><stro
 ng>Abstract:</strong> Much progress has been made in the last decade with r
 egard to identifying early markers of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in inf
 ancy\, but relatively less research has focused on this in ADHD. Additional
 ly\, very little work has been done on the identification of transdiagnosti
 c factors in infancy/early childhood that underlie symptom development of b
 oth syndromes. Such an approach appears relevant to the study of ASD and AD
 HD because of evidence of shared biological and behavioral features\, makin
 g it likely that some early behavioral indicators also overlap serving as g
 eneral indices of atypical development that could be leveraged for transdia
 gnostic treatment development and prevention efforts. In this presentation\
 , I will describe the work done to date focused on the early emergence of A
 SD\, provide a rationale for applying these methods to new populations\, an
 d conclude with early findings from a project focused on identifying shared
  and distinct developmental pathways to ASD and ADHD among infants at risk.
 </p>
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