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We monitor bibliographic databases and trusted public-health sources, then select work with clear relevance to autistic people and families.
Our workflow is designed to make evidence useful without making it sound stronger, broader or more personal than it is.
Version 1.0 · Effective 11 July 2026
We monitor bibliographic databases and trusted public-health sources, then select work with clear relevance to autistic people and families.
We identify the publication type, participants, comparison, outcomes, funding and corrections or retractions where available.
We explain the result in plain language without turning association into causation or a group average into an individual promise.
We state important limitations and what the research does not establish.
A human editor checks every source, number, link and claim before publication. Corrections remain part of the record.
Automation may help find candidate papers, extract structured metadata, compare a draft against a source and prepare translations. It cannot approve or publish an article.
Invent sources or citations
Present a preprint as settled evidence
Generate individualized clinical advice
Auto-publish at scale
Hide material corrections