On the 15th annual World Autism Awareness Day, the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said to reassert our commitment to an “inclusive, equitable, and sustainable world,” forpeople with autism.Like each year, April 2 was observed to defend the inclusion of people living with autism in our society. The theme of 2022 was inclusive education. This day is marked to improve the quality of life of people with autism, also helping society understand, accept, and support them. The primary goal is to start the spread of kindness and awareness and to inspire…
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Corporations Welcoming Autistic Employees for Inclusive Productivity
Organizations and corporate bodies around the world have woken up to the need for having a diverse and inclusive workforce. Such diversity in the talent pool facilitates the generation of new ideas and the effective implementation of corporate policies and solutions. It helps infuse new ideas into the traditional corporate structure, breathing new life into a struggling or stagnant business enterprise. Finding the right career is never easy for anybody. However, until very recently, it had been doubly hard for individuals on the autism spectrum. Persons with autism spectrum disorders…
Read MoreHyperbaric Clinic in Tampa, Florida Conducts Autism Research
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a growing health concern in the nation today. Researchers are constantly conducting clinical studies to discover favorable solutions that instill a sense of well being in autistic patients and aid them in coping with their health in a better manner. The Undersea Oxygen Clinic, a unique medical facility in Tampa, Florida is using hyperbaric oxygen therapy to treat patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder. This clinic is open 24/7 and is dedicated to autism research apart from treating patients with other disorders such as post-traumatic stress…
Read MoreThe Role of Immersive Virtual Reality In Helping Autistic Children Overcome Phobias
Medical research is evolving at a frenetic pace with new technological advancements being discovered on a daily basis. There has always been a constant quest to find the best treatment solution for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Third Eye Technologies has created an innovative platform in Consett, County Durham, UK, known as the ‘Blue Room’. The ‘Blue Room’ is a concept wherein Immersive Virtual Reality is being used to treat children with ASD. The Newcastle University Team is working in tandem with Third Eye Technologies to provide this treatment….
Read MoreHow did Hyperbaric Therapy Help 7-year-old David Beat Autism?
David, a seven-year-old, was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) at the tender age of two. He started communicating through hand signals during his infancy and had limited verbal interaction with his family. Soon, David’s parents noticed a considerable drop in his memory retention and with time, he stopped communicating with them almost completely. David’s doctors suggested the inclusion of B12 supplements in his dietary regimen. This evoked a favorable reaction from the child and prompted his doctors to suggest Hyperbaric Therapy (HBOT) as an adjunctive treatment solution. Initially, David…
Read MoreThis Incredible School Autism Project Is Changing the Lives of Autistic Kids!
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder or ASD? Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodegenerative ailment that impairs the basic functions in individuals such as speech, motoring skills, basic cognitive functions, etc. This occurs due to reduced flow of blood to specific parts of the brain. The symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder or ASD can start reflecting in children from as early as 12 to 18 months. Medical experts specializing in Autism Spectrum Disorder or ASD have been involved in relentless research across the world to find adequate relief or treatment…
Read MoreBeing Bilingual May be Beneficial for Children with Autism
Small children possess an incredible capacity to learn, absorb, and process an immense range of information. Their speech, cognition, social, and behavioral skills grow by leaps and bounds with each passing day. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for children suffering from Autism Spectrum Disorders. Compared to normal children who are very adept at picking up multiple languages simultaneously, autistic children may find it an uphill and challenging task. What is Autism and How It Affects Regular Development A neurodevelopmental disorder, autism affects the way the different parts of the…
Read MoreSocial Behavior in Autistic Children Restored with Brain Stimulation
According to new research, neuromodulation can be one of the ways to manage autism spectrum disorder. As per research, the right Crus I (RCrusI) has a significant role to play as far as autism is concerned. This area is not just for co-ordinating movements, but it also affects ASD behaviour. After lots of research, it has been found that any issues with this area can lead to social impairment. According to Dr Peter Tsai, this finding is very important and that though one cannot change the genetic combination of the…
Read MoreResearch Links Obesity with Autism
Obesity is more prevalent among autistic children during adolescence in comparison to those without it, according to a study carried out by a team of researchers from Tufts University School of Medicine. The researchers are of the same opinion on the fact that ASD could have significant health consequences for a child in the long run. To the already known facts about autism, the study adds that while there is a possibility of the figures of obesity showing a downward trend in adolescence in case of children who haven’t been…
Read MorePsychedelic Drug (MDMA) is Under Study to Aid for Autism
We people take care of diseases mostly associated with the internal organs like heart (cardiac malfunction), liver (hepatic disease), kidney (malfunction in dialysis) etc., except the neurological impairments. How serious the autism is in present days: A neuropsychiatric disorder, autism, has changed the scenario in a few years. As per CDC report of 2008, 1 out of 88 children were with autism, whereas in case of the year 2010, it was 1 out of 68 in U.S. After 2010 there is no CDC report, but a report says that 91%…
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