In a landmark study published in 1998, researchers examined autism prevalence in a community in New Jersey to determine a ...
Clinics licensing MERT have claimed that their trademarked version of the treatment can also produce “miraculous results” in ...
On Sept. 22, 2025, President Donald Trump, alongside Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., announced ...
The future of work depends on organisations that celebrate different ways of thinking and learning. When businesses embrace ...
Surgical intervention may offer substantial seizure reduction and functional benefits for individuals with ASD and drug-resistant epilepsy.
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Neurodivergent-friendly homes: what should they be like?
The term neurodivergence is increasingly entering everyday conversation, yet it is still often misunderstood or reduced to stereotypes. It describes people whose brains process, learn, or interact ...
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Hampshire Chamber calls for greater inclusivity within organisations
Hampshire Chamber members are being called on to improve inclusivity within their organisations. The message was delivered at ...
This tension intersects with another complex policy issue: disproportionality. Federal law flags schools if students from a ...
Bekah Cook told Newsweek: "Instead of focusing on her own discomfort, Zali instinctively sought to protect her baby brother." ...
Researchers from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in Germany, and ...
Vanessa Silver, who tutors young children with dyslexia, works with Liina Yerro, 9, in Granada Hills. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times) This year, for the first time, California schools will be ...
New research from the University of Cambridge suggests that autism should not be understood as a homogeneous condition with a single cause. Scientists found that people diagnosed in early childhood ...
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