Autism, in a manner of speaking

Spectrum stories by Simons Foundation

Apr 19, 201814:54Health

In this episode of “Spectrum Stories,” host Jacob Brogan explains how speech — from its rhythm to its emotional content — can differ in people with autism, making social communication difficult.

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