Autism spectrum disorders and chemoreception: dead-end or fruitful avenue of inquiry?

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@emy_nimbley @lisagolds @DrHelenSharpe @Karri_G_Smith @fionaduffypsy Hi Emy, if your PhD is on chemoreception & ASD, you might be interested in: https://t.co/pGHsDdU286

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@KaraCHoover Weak links in humans, as yet (and the article didn't cite or refer to the first review of olfactory function and ASD ;) ) https://t.co/Q7obXruLwG

01 Feb 2021

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@CRAE_IOE Can I suggest a little review on smell and taste in ASD, co-authored by a past CRAE reseacher? 😊 https://t.co/pGHsDdU286

31 Mar 2020

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@RobertsonNeuro @ev_fedorenko @sbaroncohen The research on S & T is not great: https://t.co/pGHsDdU286

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