The PIX television network (formerly known as the WB) took an anticipated trip across the ‘Big Apple’ to meet up with the key members of the International Center for Autism Research and Education (Icare4autism). Dr. Steve Salvatore, the Medical Reporter for the WPIX 11 Morning News, interviewed Icare4autism Advisory Board Chairman, Dr. Eric Full Article

While the pressures of raising a child with autism take its toll on the parents and family, many forget the insurmountable frustrations the individual endures every day. Most recently, Ryan Emory of Greenville, a teen with autism, has expressed his increasing pains through the act of suicide. Recently, as Emory was being transported back to his Full Article

Grand Autism event brings in 3,000 people who care profoundly about the 1 in 91 individuals with autism, while increasing awareness. Monies raised at the event will go towards funding autism research and education. Attendees get FREE Stuff! Hundreds of door prizes, as well as celebrity appearances, a luxury auction, live music and complementary Full Article

I have received the official statements made by United States President Barrack Obama, and Chile President Michelle Bachelet on the earthquake in Chile. However, at this time no statement has been made pertaining to the welfare of the children with autism that reside in the areas affected. I am greatly concerned for the well being Full Article

Mueller’s advocacy for children experiencing abnormalities of the brain and his in depth studies in the field of psychoacoustics led him to creation of the first EASe audio CD’s. The tie-in comes as these CD’s deliver short, intense bursts of sensory experiences. Full Article

More autism evidence has been released that reinforces the importance of sensitive parenting while emphasizing the maternal role that influences whether or not children develop autism. Conducted by The University of Miami, the study is titled “A Pilot Study of Maternal Sensitivity in the Context of Emergent Autism.” Appearing in an Full Article

The University of Utah’s department of Family and Consumer Studies is utilizing a complex architecture computer program to help treat children with autism. The program, originally constructed by two Colorado software designers in 2000, is called SketchUp and features cutting-edge 3D modeling that is found to stimulate autistic children’s Full Article

Quinn, a boy from Oregon diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, has a hard enough time fitting in and socializing with his classmates. When the opportunity came for Quinn to join his fellow students at an overnight field trip to Upham Woods in the Dells, his mother Cathy Hasslinger was heartbroken to discover that the school district Full Article

Experiments, spearheaded by Dr. Steve Clapcote from the University of Leeds's Faculty of Biological Sciences, are looking for autism links to Schizophrenia and antipsychotic drugs. Full Article

Tickets are on sale now for the most highly anticipated autism conference of the decade. The 2010 International Autism Conference, held by the International Center for Autism Research and Education (Icare4autism). Full Article