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Significant differences in brain development can be seen in infants who later develop autism, in as little a time as six months' from birth, as compared to other infants who don't, a research has found. The study, by scientists at Washington University S
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GUILFORD — A just-released report of the school district’s special education program commends educators’ support of students who need additional services, but questions the high amount of out-placements and growing expenses. The cost pe
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Banknotes, shredded and compressed into heating fuel, are distributed at the Foundation to Help Autism in Miskolc, eastern Hungary February 7, 2012. Hungary is the only country to recycle its worn cash for fuel, and a few charities each year that get... View Photo »
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There's some indication that in older children and adults with autism, they don't pay the same degree of attention to people as they do to the objects and things in the background
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>>> service. >>> researchers working to unlock the mysteries of autism discovered something surprising by looking at the brain of infants. the study is preliminary but could lead to better treatments for children who haven't even shown symptoms of the ne
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State officials are launching an audit of six Minnesota autism treatment centers to find out if they've been properly billing the government for millions of dollars in children's therapy. The audit is designed to explain why a handful of treatment progra
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Tons of shredded and compressed banknotes are unloaded from a truck at the Foundation to Help Autism in Miskolc, eastern Hungary February 7, 2012. Hungary is the only country to recycle its worn cash for fuel each year, a total of some $1 billion worth... View Photo »
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LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Families with children who have special needs often find that planning a vacation ends up being too much of a challenge. But more and more destinations and resorts are catching on to the fact that these families deserve special atte
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No one is exactly sure what causes autism, but scientists may have found a way to spot the disorder in young children even earlier than before. A new study, out Friday in the American Journal of Psychiatry, found that children who develop autism have abn
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