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    Feb 10, 2025

    Robots in Autism Therapy Come with Dicey Risk-Reward Prospects

    According to reports, the rapid pace of technological advancements, coupled with the rising prevalence of autism diagnosis in the United States and inherent difficulties within the autism therapy sector, highlights the pressing need for innovative tools such as robots....

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    Feb 06, 2025

    Study links gene regulating brain circuit formation to autism and seizures

    While environmental factors and pollutants have been linked to a range of neurodevelopmental disorders, genetics has also been found to play a significant role in the development of Autism. More specifically, the gene neuropilin2 has been identified as a...

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    Feb 02, 2025

    New program improves surgery experience for neurodiverse kids

    One of the challenges encountered by Autistic children is fear anxiety or trauma during medical trips, which can contribute to their avoidance of healthcare. In fact, children with disabilities are at a significantly higher risk – four times more...

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    Jan 28, 2025

    Playgroups where children with exceptional needs can ‘fully be themselves’

    It’s been a breath of fresh air for Kristyn Traynor, a mother in the Sacramento area, to discover activities and playgroups where her 3-year-old daughter, Bloom, can now play and feel at ease. Kristyn’s daughter was diagnosed with autism...

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    Jan 23, 2025

    $10 Million Grant Aims at Improving Autism Treatment

    While Autism awareness has significantly improved over the years, children living in under-served areas still face challenges in accessing quality care. Many research studies have shown that African-American children, as well as Latino children, are diagnosed quite late in...

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    Jan 19, 2025

    How Multilingualism Enhances Cognitive Abilities in Children with Autism?

    A new UCLA study has discovered a correlation between multilingualism and improved cognitive functioning in children, especially those with autism. This study, published in the journal Autism Research, adds to previous research that has already highlighted the benefits of...

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    Jan 13, 2025

    Sacramento man sues over ‘discriminatory’ Bay Bridge lights, says they cause suicidal thoughts

    If you live in  Sacramento, you probably know the Bay Bridge, where several lights were installed to improve the infrastructure. This may be a cool sight to behold for some, but in most cases, this project is not as...

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    Jan 08, 2025

    Meet Baylor’s expert on equine-assisted therapies for Autistic children

    Meet Dr. Beth Lanning, a key figure in Baylor University’s Department of Public Health. For Dr. Beth, what began as an aspiration to become a large animal veterinarian evolved into a multifaceted career that blends science, engineering, health, and...

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    Jan 02, 2025

    Woodland CA parent fights district for special ed services

    The pain of a parent witnessing their child struggle is immeasurable. For Meagen Reveles Kuntz, this anguish deepened when she realized her daughter, who depends on special education services, was stagnating and regressing academically. Individualized Education Plan (IEP) For...

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    Dec 27, 2024

    Rethinking autism through the diagnostic process

    The rise in autism in the past two decades has sparked numerous attempts to comprehend it. Some people have unsubstantiated beliefs about vaccines being the cause, while others have focused on finding a genetic explanation. Autistic Intelligence In 2022,...

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