People forget that children with autism grow up and they need to learn how to interact with others. Photo: Shutterstock
Standing in front of a conference room table on the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) campus, Albert Miranda fixes a wide smile on his face and stares at Elina Veytsman, giving her the once-over.
Elina fidgets, growing increasingly unnerved.
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