Gerald Fischbach Quotes About Autism

• In autism there is just genes in part more or less of a probability that you will have the disorder, and that is where interactions with the environment are key.

  Gerald Fischbach

  Keys, Autism, Environment

  "Big Think Panel Discussion on Autism". Interview with Susan Wilczynski, bigthink.com.

• In fact, many children come to autism clinics early on with GI/bowel disturbances.

  Gerald Fischbach

  Children, Autism, Gis

  "Big Think Panel Discussion on Autism". Interview with Susan Wilczynski, bigthink.com.

• It is not all that common, but there is a phenomenon where autism could get worse at about age two. There are some controversies whether regression is a prominent part of autism, but many people feel that it's very hard to diagnose autism before you can begin really talking in detail with a child.

  Gerald Fischbach

  Children, Talking, Two

  "Big Think Panel Discussion on Autism". Interview with Susan Wilczynski, bigthink.com.

• As the diagnosis of autism is increasing the diagnosis of mental retardation is decreasing. And more and more on the other end, the high end, more children who are just a little bit off, who ordinarily you would not single out now are being described as perhaps Asperger’s syndrome or on the high end of the autism spectrum, so I don’t believe there is an epidemic.

  Gerald Fischbach

  Children, Believe, Epidemics

  "Big Think Panel Discussion on Autism". Interview with Susan Wilczynski, bigthink.com.

• Autism is not a snapshot. It's a life.

  Gerald Fischbach

  Autism, Snapshots

  Source: bigthink.com

• Autism is a developmental disorder characterized by two main components: an inability to interact socially with other people with joint attention to understand other people's thoughts.

  Gerald Fischbach

  Two, People, Autism

  Source: bigthink.com

• Autism reaches out in many different directions. It can be associated with language delays. It can be associated with epilepsy. It can be associated with some degree of intellectual disability, but the two core features of autism, I see, is impairments and social cognition, understanding and in restricted interests and repetitive behaviors.

  Gerald Fischbach

  Epilepsy, Two, Autism

  "What is Autism?". Interview with Susan Wilczynski, bigthink.com.

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