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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 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 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 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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    Nov 01, 2024

    Modesto Fire Department receives autism training certification

    Here in California, one Fire department stands out for its progressive approach to Inclusion and disability services. The department is None Other than the Modesto Fire Department, which embarked on autism certification training as early as July. Modesto Fire...

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    Oct 13, 2024

    Modesto police introduce new tool to assist people on the autism spectrum in emergencies

    As any parent would attest, children’s emergencies can always quickly escalate and cause tension & distress. It can even be more overwhelming when dealing with a family member who has sensory sensitivities. In such situations, the best advice is...

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    Sep 19, 2024

    Aubyn Stahmer named the new director of UC Davis MIND Institute

    UC Davis MIND Institute recently announced the appointment of a new director, Professor Aubyn Stahmer. For those unfamiliar with the UC Davis Institute, it focuses on research and treatment for developmental disabilities. Stahmer’s expertise The newly appointed director Stahmer...

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    Sep 11, 2024

    Sacramento café changing the lives of people with disabilities

    A remarkable café in Sacramento is making a positive impact in the community. The cafe is none other than the Purple Tree Café, a business that is hiring and focusing on individuals with disabilities who often face challenges in...

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    Aug 09, 2024

    Bierman Autism Centers Presents “A Beginner’s Guide to Social Skills” Caregiver Webinar

    Knowledge is power, and nothing is more resourceful for a parent raising a child with autism than having a deep understanding of the essential social skills that their child may struggle with. It even becomes more helpful when an...

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    Jul 30, 2024

    Cancer Drug Shows Promise for Autism Cognitive Function

    Researchers have been investigating the potential of innovative cognitive impairment medicine, and recently, a novel experimental therapeutic agent has emerged. Although it’s a cancer drug, this agent, known as ADH-503, has shown promise in addressing cognitive challenges associated with...

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