A Forbes featured article earlier this week stresses the ‘I’ in Autism—making the case that healthcare technology needs to be more accessible for the individual. Forbes writer Luis Bridgman suggests tech strategies to aid caregivers at home and on the go, streamline communication between caregivers and healthcare professionals, and ultimately advance research by enabling families [...]
Ted Harada, a patient at Emory University, received a second round of stem cell treatment for the condition he has called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. After he received the initial treatment, surgeons saw a dramatic improvement. Harada’s surprising improvement could create an outpouring of new investment capital from major pharmaceutical companies. Although there are many stem [...]
The ICare4Autism Autism Conference 2011 was a major success with over 500 people in attendance. Videos of the presentations will be available for viewing shortly. Stay tuned! This conference was following the overwhelming success of our last conference in July, 2010 in Jerusalem. We joined forces with Albert Einstein College of Medicine to host this years International Autism [...]
The International Center for Autism Research and Education, Inc. (icare4autism) founded by Joshua Weinstein, Ph.D., M.B.A. paid tribute to J. Morton Davis, chairman and owner of D.H. Blair Investment Banking Corp. and board member of The Hill’s parent company, News Communications, today with a luncheon in his honor. Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) joined by Sen. Frank [...]
