Sensory Overload in Kids Tied to Neurobiology

A study led by WashU Medicine researchers finds that sensory over-responsivity in children is tied to anxiety and autism, but not ADHD. The research also identified distinct patterns of brain connectivity linked to sensory sensitivity. (Image: Sara Moser/WashU Medicine)
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