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Geneva Centre for Autism Int’l Symposium: Nov. 3-5

Geneva Centre for Autism Int’l Symposium: Nov. 3-5

On November 3-5, the Geneva Centre for Autism will be hosting its Autism 2010 Geneva Centre for Autism International Symposium.  The symposium has been held every year since 1986 to provide a medium where autism experts and those affected by autism can communicate and [Read More]

Autism Awareness

Athletes ‘Care 4 Autism’

Athletes ‘Care 4 Autism’

Ernie Els, Darryl Strawberry, Dan Marino, Doug Flutie and Ted Lindsay are sports players that have all become dedication autism advocates by creating foundations across the country. Read the details and see if one is in your area... [Read More]

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Making the Connection: Autism and Immunology

Making the Connection: Autism and Immunology
There is a reoccurring theme that shows itself time and time again in children with autism, that theme is allergies. Although some parents have children with autism who show little or no adverse reactions to environmental factors, many parents comment on the severe physical and emotional reactions their children have to things like foods, fabrics,

“I Cannot Tell a Lie,” Children with Autism, Missing Milestone

“I Cannot Tell a Lie,” Children with Autism, Missing Milestone
How many times do parents ask for small truths to be told from their child, or students (for the teachers out there). For a child without autism, it can be a very hard task to admit that they are the ones who took the cookie from the cookie jar. Anecdotal evidence and observational studies suggest

‘Autism News’ Articles

Protein Deficiency in the Brain Could Play Role in Autism

Protein Deficiency in the Brain Could Play Role in Autism

New research studies have pointed to the synapse, an intercellular junction that is responsible for transferring information between neurons, as possibly being a cause of autism.  Neuroscientists Full Article

Traumatizing Bells Make School Sound Bad

Traumatizing Bells Make School Sound Bad

Luke Tiller is a 15-year-old who attends Baycroft School, located in Stubbington, Farehamm. This school caters to children with learning difficulties including students like Luke, who have autism. Full Article

Lifetime Costs: $3.5 Million to Care for an Individual with Autism

Lifetime Costs: $3.5 Million to Care for an Individual with Autism

Mention the word autism and fear tightens around the hearts of parents. Seeing a child emotionally imprisoned and locked away from their love is a brutal and devastating truth for them. Most know the Full Article

AMC Theaters Do Autism-Friendly Screenings

AMC Theaters Do Autism-Friendly Screenings

Many parents of children with autism decide to wait until movies hit store shelves before they let their child see them. Going out to the movies simply isn’t feasible.  Their child might have a Full Article

Salk Institute Draws Link Between Language and Autism

Salk Institute Draws Link Between Language and Autism

The Salk Institute for Biological Studies, located in San Diego, California, has been studying language and sociability in an attempt to uncover more about autism and Williams Syndrome. Both autism Full Article

Consumers with Autism Seek Gluten Free Products

Consumers with Autism Seek Gluten Free Products

Recently, I spoke with Matthew Cox of Bob’s Red Mill manufacturers. This company is the maker of the natural line Bob’s Red Mill products. Matthew is committed to the company’s goal of changing Full Article

Jewish Boy with Autism Completes Rite of Passage

Jewish Boy with Autism Completes Rite of Passage

Preparing for a Bar Mitzvah can be extremely time consuming for a young boy.  Besides preparing for the Bar Mitzvah itself, boys must attend Hebrew School for a minimum of 4 years.  However, Full Article

Seeing Past the Surface: Vision Abnormalities and Autism

Seeing Past the Surface: Vision Abnormalities and Autism

The cause of autism is still not clear, but as we continue to research, we are finding that there is more to this disorder than what meets the eye. A recent study discovered that close relatives of Full Article

Apple’s iPad Helping Children with Autism

Apple’s iPad Helping Children with Autism

Since its release in April 2010, Apple has sold over 3 million iPads.  The iPad is a “tablet computer”, which is geared to be used for reading books, listening to music, accessing media online, Full Article

Antidepressants and Autism: The Wrong Remedy?

Antidepressants and Autism: The Wrong Remedy?

For years, many medical professionals have been prescribing selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), a type of antidepressant, to treat the symptoms of autism. SSRIs are prescribed for the Full Article

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Geneva Centre for Autism Int’l Symposium: Nov. 3-5

Geneva Centre for Autism Int’l Symposium: Nov. 3-5

On November 3-5, the Geneva Centre for Autism will be hosting its Autism 2010 Geneva Centre for Autism International Symposium.  The symposium has been held every year since 1986 to provide a medium where autism experts and those affected by autism can communicate and [Read More]