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What is Co-Production?

The process of conducting research in partnership with the population you are focussing on

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Why Co-Produce?

We might get more effective research if we actively involve community members who can direct attention to aspects of experience that are routinely missed without such input

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How did COVID-19 affect people with Down Syndrome?

Reductions in disability programs & Reduced essential activities

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What were the negative impacts COVID-19 had on children with Down Syndrome?

Communication, learning & development had deteriorated

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What were the positive impacts COVID-19 had on children with Down Sydrome?

Improved life skills & family time

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How did lockdown affect children with ADHD negatively?

Lack of socialisation and mood swings

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How did lockdown affect children with ADHD positively?

Improvement on the child's behaviour & improved self esteem

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Does MMR cause autism?

No- Paper that made this claim was retracted as there was evidence that parts of the work were fraudulent.

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Why is there an associated between tylenol & autism?

Parents who take tylenol suffered from infections, fevers, migranes & autoimmune conditions which are all risk factors for autism

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What do we mean by Environmental Epidemiology?

Observation of human populations to infer the environmental causes of a condition or disease.

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Why is it difficult to link the environment to ASC?

Correlation =/= Causation

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How can we establish causality?

Hill's Criteria

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What is Hill's Criteria?

Strength, analogy, specificity, experiment, temporality, plausibility, coherence, biological gradient & consistency

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What is the Biological gradient in Hill's Criteria?

Greater exposure = greater incidence

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What are Odds Ratios?

Provides a statistical method for understanding the association between exposure and an outcome.

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How can we interpret an Odds Ratio?

OR = 1: no effect

OR< 1: less effect

OR > 1: More effect

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What did a meta analysis of ASC diagnosis and particulate matter find?

Combined data shows a small but significant association between particulate matter & ASC

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What is evidence for the genetic involvement in ASC?

First degree relatives & co occurence in monozygotic twins

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What is the Broad Autism Phenotype?

Subclinical traits of autism in relatives of individuals with autism.

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What is Sotos syndrome?

Disorder characterized by a distinctive facial appearance, overgrowth in childhood, and learning disabilities or delayed development of mental and movement abilities.

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How are complex genetics linked to autism?

There is no single genetic cause for autism

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How does the gene-environment interaction link to autism?

Genetic and environement rsk combined leads to a likelihood of autism

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