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Autism insurance bill clears legislature with amendments
Durbin’s ‘Idol’ Success Giving Parents Of Kids With Autism Hope
The Autism News By FOXReno SAN FRANCISCO — On Thursday night, American Idol fans watched Santa Cruz contestant James Durbin advance to the next round on the competitive reality show. Durbin has Asperger’s Syndrome, a mild form of autism. His success on the show has provided inspiration to families with
A world first: the discovery of a common genetic cause of autism and epilepsy
The Autism News By Digital Journal MONTREAL – Researchers from the CHUM Research Centre (CRCHUM) have identified a new gene that predisposes people to both autism and epilepsy. Led by the neurologist Dr. Patrick Cossette, the research team found a severe mutation of the synapsin gene (SYN1) in all members
When it’s all too convenient to lock up mental health patients
Rampton high-security psychiatric hospital Guardian People are being dumped into high-security psychiatric hospital and left to rot. Sometimes their only escape is prison When Mark Neary fell ill his son Steven, who suffers
Film gives voice to autism’s silent minority
By Toby Talbot USA Today A documentary
Virginia assembly pushes back against McDonnell’s proposed budget changes
The Autism News By Anita Kumar and and Rosalind S. Helderman | The Washington Post RICHMOND — A divided Virginia General Assembly pushed back Wednesday against Gov. Robert F. McDonnell’s proposed changes to the state budget and other bills — overriding his veto of an effort to raise awards in
Man: Autistic son died after waking family to fire
Gene linked to severity of autism’s social dysfunction identified
UAB professionals, students use music as therapy for patients
Andrea Cevasco plays guitar and sings at UAB’s neonatal intensive care unit. (UAB) The Autism News By Jeff Hansen | Al Assistant Professor Andrea Cevasco brings music — her voice and a guitar — to neonatal intensive care units. It’s part of her teaching the music therapy discipline to University
Mold mum who won discrimination claim against Flintshire school ‘still awaiting’ council apology
The Autism News By Francesca Elliott | The Flintshire Chronicle AN IRATE mother who took her autistic son’s school to a tribunal and won says she is still waiting for an apology for the way he was treated. Janet Weil, from Pantymwyn, has now moved to America to give Oliver,
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