A further meta-analysis identified reduced performance in standardised motor assessments compared to controls, which became more pronounced over time in infants who went on to gain diagnoses of autism. 4/7
A meta-analysis of gross motor milestone achievement identified walking as the most delayed milestone in infants later diagnosed with neurodevelopmental conditions. The milestones of holding the head up, sitting, crawling, and standing were also delayed compared to controls. 2/7
🚨New paper!🚨from my PhD @BirkbeckBabylab. We conducted several meta-analyses on the association between motor milestone timing and motor development in neurodevelopmental conditions. Tomoko Arichi @Gelironald @ChloAusterberry @PascoFearon
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@HEPI_news response is to block me 🙂
ALT HEPI_news's page, which shows they have blocked me.
@ContactHaringey, Can you please update me on the status of Downhills Park playground? The slides have been removed, and now it's all taped off with no signage to say what is happening. @CllrSeema
ALT A sad-looking playground with all equipment tapped off.
This is a response to constructive criticism of Nick Hillman's @HEPI_news report (from direct experience). I have now blocked Nick as he sent other PGR mothers and me dozens of unpleasant tweets that show he has a serious problem with women, women his report is supposed to help.
ALT A tween from Nick Hillman, suggesting the original poster was "...carping from the sidelines" when criticising his report.
A tweet from your director, and a quote from your report "GW4 agrees with the HEPI and British
Academy report, The lives of early career researchers, which argued that the voices of those directly affected by the
lack of childcare support should be at the heart of the debate"...
Very much enjoyed presenting in the #ICIS2024 symposium "Complementary approaches to investigate genetic contributions to infant psychopathology-related traits" with these talented researchers @AnjaHollowell @annagui86 @anamvportugal
Great talk by @EmilyDevNeuro on mechanisms of neurodiversity and, importantly, how we can support individuals with autism and ADHD by appropriately adapting the environment with a neurodiversity affirmative perspective #ICIS2024
