Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
ree certificates of participation are available upon successful completion of a brief knowledge quiz at autism.org/gut-autism
Dr. Bradley Ferguson, PhD is an Assistant Research Professor, MU School of Medicine. He is currently studying the association between immune, endocrine, and psychophysiological markers of stress and gastrointestinal disorders in those with autism spectrum disorder. He is also leading the psychophysiological biomarker assessment for predictors of response to medications, and also the relationship to aberrant behaviors.
1:30 – Stress and the gut
6:30 – Stress and communication
13:13 – Electrodermal activity
17:20 – Treating the stress response
25:30 – Ongoing work
31:47 – “CORE Autism” smartwatch app
37:45 – Implications
39:35 – Summary
42:00 – Q&A
ree certificates of participation are available upon successful completion of a brief knowledge quiz at autism.org/gut-autism
Dr. Bradley Ferguson, PhD is an Assistant Research Professor, MU School of Medicine. He is currently studying the association between immune, endocrine, and psychophysiological markers of stress and gastrointestinal disorders in those with autism spectrum disorder. He is also leading the psychophysiological biomarker assessment for predictors of response to medications, and also the relationship to aberrant behaviors.
1:30 – Stress and the gut
6:30 – Stress and communication
13:13 – Electrodermal activity
17:20 – Treating the stress response
25:30 – Ongoing work
31:47 – “CORE Autism” smartwatch app
37:45 – Implications
39:35 – Summary
42:00 – Q&A
