Research News Releases

New Driving Video Game From Kennedy Krieger and Johns Hopkins Helps Identify Learning Patterns for Children with Autism

A new study published in PLOS Digital Health shows that an innovative video game created by researchers at Kennedy Krieger Institute and Johns Hopkins University is providing valuable insight into how children and young adults with autism learn from their environment.

Kennedy Krieger Researcher Helps Advance Potential Drug for Fatal Childhood Brain Disease

New study shows oral drug may slow progression of cerebral adrenoleukodystrophy in children.

Study Finds Alarming Rates of Anxiety and Depression in Children With Long COVID

Kennedy Krieger Institute research shows how long COVID is mentally impacting pediatric patients.

Parent Coaching Sparks Major Communication Growth in Infants With Social and Communication Delays

New research shows social communication improves when support starts before age 1.

Crisis Prevention Program Offers Support for Autistic Children and Their Families

Pilot trial from Kennedy Krieger equips parents to manage mental health crises at home.

Virtual Long COVID Training Educations Pediatric Healthcare Providers Nationwide

Kennedy Krieger’s innovative ECHO Program strengthens clinician knowledge and confidence.

Kennedy Krieger Screening Model Improves Early Autism Diagnosis for Underserved Communities

New research finds RITA-T screening reduces diagnosis delays for toddlers.

Innovative One-Minute Video Game Boasts 80% Success Rate in Diagnosing Autism

An international partnership results in technology pinpointing autism-specific traits

Kennedy Krieger Study Highlights Need for Universal Suicide Risk Screening for All Pediatric Patients

Research shows elevated risk in children with neurological and developmental disorders.