COVID19 has not only spread around very rapidly, but it has also meant that life, as we know it, has completely changed as well. From closing much of the non-essential shops to working from home, or even homeschooling, it can be said that the pandemic that is now affecting the world has made us rethink … Read more
Watch this Workshop replay to understand the full Strategy Want to Work with us one-on-one to develop your child’s skills? The World is Changing… Well, I do this video with a heavy heart today !! these are difficult times that we are living. The hurricanes in the US the recent bush fires in Australia, the … Read more
In a much awaited move for Autism Parents, on 27th Nov, the Australian Senate resolved to from a major parliamentary inquiry looking at the support, services and quality of life for families with Autism. Chaired by Autism mum of 10yo and Senator, Hollie Hughes, this is the first-of-its-kind nationwide inquiry to improve life outcomes of kids and adults with … Read more
Expectant mothers with higher levels of DDT pesticides in their bloodstream during the course of their pregnancy phase are likelier to have children who could be autistic, as per a research involving a study of more than a million pregnant ladies in Finland. As per the recent data estimates available with WHO one in 68 … Read more
It is a well-known fact that autism condition cannot be detected easily during the first few months of infant’s life. However, a new study has showcased EEG’s which are used to measure the electrical activities of the brain can accurately predict whether or not an infant will be diagnosed with autism, later in his life. … Read more
A method, the first of its kind, to assist medical practitioners in detecting autism has finally been designed by scientists. The method is believed to predict autism by accurately analyzing metabolic biomarkers, according to the results of the study published. Autism condition affects 1.5 percent of all children, with one child being diagnosed with the … Read more
Research scientists at the University of Cambridge have successfully discovered genes that are specifically linked to the brain anatomies of children diagnosed with autism condition. Earlier studies have highlighted notable differences in the structure of the brain of individuals diagnosed with autism condition. However, up until now, researchers and scientists had remained clueless as to … Read more
Social difficulties are seen to be the most devastating of all the challenges that occur with an autism diagnosis. However, it should be noted that autism condition is incurable. A recent study, involving researchers from the University of Buffalo, reveal it might be possible to use single compounds in an attempt to alleviate behavioral symptoms … Read more
Evidence has linked autism condition with underlying dysfunction in the cerebral regions of the brain. However, the details surrounding the condition have, up until now, always been unclear. The present study, conducted by researchers based in the Boston Children’s Hospital, used advanced stem cell technology to recreate cerebral cells which are identified by Purkinje cells … Read more
Autism is a developmental disorder that not only alters the social behavior of a person but also causes a wide range of other behavioral complexities. Other behavioral complexities include but are not limited to, repetitive and monotonous behaviors, speech disturbances, anxiety, and difficulties in adapting to new environments. At times, diagnosis is seen to take … Read more
Antipsychotic drugs make it to the list of widely prescribed and consumed medicines across the globe especially with individuals diagnosed with autism, bipolar disorders, and schizophrenia. However, a recent study has observed individuals diagnosed with the above conditions, are most likely to experience side effects to the extreme since the drugs are likely to interact … Read more
Medical disorders are known to have well-defined characteristics that exist in bodily fluids, organs and tissues. On the other hand, psychiatric disorders are not seen to have a strongly defined pathology, but rather to be led by observable behaviors. A recent study led by the UCLA has found schizophrenia, bipolar disorders and autism share some … Read more
A much-awaited public service announcement has been made urging autistic drivers to apply for a new driver’s license which will be embossed with a note highlighting their communication issues. The authorities believe such a step will help their enforcement officers to better plan their interactions. Further, the video message broadcasted informs Texans about the new … Read more
Back in Month, 2017 we covered a special edition on [SHOCK EXPOSE] Organized Network Of Crooks Selling Bleach To “CURE” Autism!. But looks like the scam stars continue to have a field day A recent survey has highlighted a dangerous trend being followed in an attempt to cure children of autism. Authorities have come across … Read more
Does having a high exposure to aluminum have anything to do with autism spectrum disorder? A new study finds that this is so. A recent research study carried out by researchers at Keele University, highlight a strong association between aluminum exposure and autism. Aluminum content was extracted from the brain tissue of 5 donor bodies … Read more
Ongoing research from the University of Texas, Dallas has been successful in identifying potential treatments of ASD related disorders by accurately targeting the faulty genes arising out of neuronal communications. The study has so far revealed information about interlinked autism genes that play different roles from what has been understood so far. Autism, or Autism … Read more
The year 2018 has started with one of the most hotly debated questions of late. Researchers have started to conduct multiple studies in order to understand whether supplemental intake during or before child-expectancy can help reduce autism risk. The autism condition is said to affect people worldwide with millions of people being diagnosed with the … Read more
Offspring born to mothers with a history of active genital herpes during their pregnancy phase are seen to be twice as likely to develop autism-related disorders, a recent study suggests. Researchers suggest an underlying link between autism and HSV-2 during early pregnancy stages. Lead author and study coordinator, Milada Mahic based out of Norway, report … Read more
Scientists have successfully performed a test involving a new drug to restore social behaviors via stimulation using genetically modified mice as part of a case study. The drug, Nitrosynapsin, was electrically adjusted to suit the brain and behavioral abnormalities in the modified mice. The Nitrosynapsin drug is intended to correctly restore the electrical signal imbalance … Read more
The data available with the authorities has revealed an interesting turn compared to the data from earlier years. From the year 2014 to 2016, ASD disorder rates have remained relatively stable as per the new data released. Researchers highlight this as being a welcome change owing to the steady increase of the disorder over the … Read more
