Autism Blog - Page 3 of 8 -

Beware of Dangerous Autism “Miracle Cure”

A product being touted as a cure for autism is actually extremely dangerous. The product goes by a host of […]

A first-of-its-kind study is garnering global attention for showing how communications skills of parents can have long-lasting benefits for young

October is the start of a fun holiday season, especially for children. Having cerebral palsy or autism is no reason

A medication normally prescribed to ease pre-term labor has been linked to autism and epilepsy. The findings come from researchers

Research tells us that the average estimated costs of providing care for an autistic person can reach about $2.3 million.

While many parents may joke about the toll their children have on their health, a new study suggests mothers with

A supermarket in Pennsylvania is the first retailer in the U.S. to install an autistic-friendly checkout lane. The unique service

A Queens family has reached a $2.7 million settlement with New York City over the disappearance and death of their

There’s a huge amount of momentum to fast-track a bill designed to help children with autism and other developmental disabilities

We’ve talked before about the harms of a delayed diagnosis for autism spectrum disorder (ASD). As soon as a parent