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Understanding neurodivergence

Articles based on published research: ADHD, autism, dyslexia, mood, sleep, and what actually helps.

Science
7 min read · 13 Oct 2026

Paracetamol and Antidepressants in Pregnancy: Autism and ADHD Fact-Check

Can paracetamol (Tylenol) or antidepressants taken in pregnancy raise the risk of autism or ADHD? A new umbrella review and a Welsh study of 167,447 children add careful answers: the stronger the study design, the weaker the link. What they found, their limits, and why confounding matters.

Science
6 min read · 5 Oct 2026

Placental Health in Late Pregnancy and ADHD: What the PlGF Study Shows

A University of Iowa study in JAMA Psychiatry links low placental growth factor (PlGF) late in pregnancy to higher odds of an ADHD diagnosis in children. What it found, what it cannot show, and why no parent is to blame.

Science
7 min read · 28 Aug 2026

Face Blindness Is Real: The Signs of Prosopagnosia and How Researchers Screen for It

Some people cannot reliably recognize faces, colleagues, friends, sometimes even their own photos. Prosopagnosia affects around 2% of people, and a validated 20-question screening exists.

Science
7 min read · 10 Aug 2026

Childhood Trauma Leaves a Mark on Your Cells: What the Mitochondria Study Actually Found

A widely shared post claims childhood trauma damages how cells produce energy. We traced it to the real 2026 study - here is what it found and what it did not.

Science
7 min read · 18 Jun 2026

The ACE Test: What Your Adverse Childhood Experiences Score Really Means

The ACE test measures adverse childhood experiences - abuse, neglect and household dysfunction - and links them to adult health. Here is what your ACE score means, and why it is not your destiny.

Science
12 min read · 13 May 2026

Inherited Trauma: What Epigenetics Really Says About Reversing the Legacy of Stress

Childhood trauma leaves molecular marks on your DNA - and on the DNA you may pass to your children. The science is real, but so is the reversibility. Here is what FKBP5, NR3C1 and the work of Yehuda and Mansuy actually show.

Workplace
16 min read · 1 Mar 2026

Neurodiversity at Work: Building Inclusive Organizations That Perform

15-20% of the workforce is neurodivergent. Companies that get this right gain competitive advantages in innovation, retention, and performance. Here's the complete guide.

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