Einar Aasen Tryti
Einar Aasen Tryti is a neuropsychologist and PhD candidate associated with the University of Oslo and Ahus, focusing on autism diagnosis and support for families. He emphasizes the importance of understanding various risk factors beyond biological ones in explaining the rising prevalence of autism diagnoses.
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Einar Aasen Tryti is a psychologist specialist and PhD fellow at Ahus/UiO.
Nei, vi har ikke skapt autismeepidemien. Hilsen fagfolkene.
Norway· 2025-10-15
Einar Aasen Tryti is criticized for his claims linking excessive screen use to autism.
Nei, autisme er ikke noe man «påføres» av skjermerNorway· 2025-07-05Einar Aasen Tryti believes it is important to take seriously the potential real connection between screen use and autism diagnoses in young children.
Studier viser sammenheng mellom mye skjermbruk hos de minste og autisme. Helsepersonell møter to- og treåringer som bare kan si fraser fra YoutubeNorway· 2025-06-05
Einar Aasen Tryti believes it is important to take seriously the potential real connection between screen use and autism diagnoses in young children.
Studier viser sammenheng mellom mye skjermbruk hos de minste og autisme. Helsepersonell møter to- og treåringer som bare kan si fraser fra YoutubeNorway· 2025-06-05Einar Aasen Tryti is a neuropsychologist and PhD candidate who works closely with families at Ahus for assessments.
Andelen små barn med autisme øker kraftig. Foreldrenes bakgrunn og inntekt er risikofaktorer.Norway· 2025-05-29
Einar Aasen Tryti is a neuropsychologist studying risk factors for autism.
Andelen små barn med autisme øker kraftig. Foreldrenes bakgrunn og inntekt er risikofaktorer.Norway· 2025-05-28