April is National Autism Awareness Month
After you give birth to a child and he or she comes home to begin life as he or she […]
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Study Concludes Children with Autism at Greater Risk for Suicide
If you are a parent who has given birth to a child within the last couple of years, you no
Developers Build Game That Simulates the Experience of Autism
Autism has exploded in prevalence in the United States in recent years, and more and more parents are forced to
New Genetic Test for Autism Shows Some Promise for Families
Autism spectrum disorder is a condition that has exploded in prevalence in the United States in recent years, and given
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How Birth Injuries Affect Those Who Need to Deal with the Aftermath
That conditioning is hardly unfounded. For the most part, medical professionals who manage births handle their duties properly and help
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Experts Express Concern Regarding Caring for Adults with Autism
That problem appears to be the lack of infrastructure and support for people who have some form of autism
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Altering Classifications of Autism-Related Disorders
Below you will find a brief description of the vote that took place during the past few days regarding autism.
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Study Reveals Autism Risk Could Be Revealed in Pitch of Cries from Babies
Autism is not just one condition, but rather a set of conditions that has been the target of much in the way of study in recent years. As a result, a lot has been learned about this problem that is usually diagnosed in children, and one of those recent lessons involves the finding that the earlier that autism is discovered, the better off that child will be in the long run based on the treatment and intervention that’s undertaken. A recent study may have provided a clue regarding early intervention for autism.
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Study Links Meconium Aspiration Syndrome to Diagnoses of Autism
Clearly, a human being is rarely if ever more vulnerable to harm than when he or she is in the process of being born. That’s why the medical professionals who oversee the delivery process are so highly trained and highly skilled. People in this critically important position need to be able to perform at a high level and to react immediately to any sign of trouble so that permanent and debilitating harm can be avoided. Unfortunately, this is not always what occurs, and when it does not it can lead to dire consequences for the infant.
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Study Reveals Link Between Flu and Fever During Pregnancy and Increased Risk of Autism
Specifically, a study was recently done by Danish researchers that appeared in the periodical Pediatrics that looked at over 97,000