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While neurodiversity awareness has improved over recent years, the trend is yet to tangibly benefit the neurodiverse, said Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, director of the Cambridge University Autism Research Centre. Research showed that increased understanding had failed to prevent autistic adults from experiencing disproportionately more negative life events compared with their non-autistic peers. “People who are not on the autism spectrum have a much harder time getting access to services and support than people with autism,” he said.