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Augmentative and Alternative Communication Intervention for Children and Adults with Autism
Augmentative and Alternative Communication Intervention for Children and Adults with Autism, a presentation by Stephen von Tetzchner, Ph.D., was originally debuted at Icare4autism's 2010 International Autism Conference. The conference was held in Jerusalem, Israel at the [Read More]

Gender Bias: Finding Answers To Why Autism Affects More Males Than Females
Why is it that boys are more likely to have autism than girls? Is there a gender bias? Is this number going to change in the near future? Find out what researchers say, after completing a new study on chromosomes. [Read More]

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According to a recent study from the University of Gothenburg, as we approach equality in the workplace, home, and other areas of society between men and women, it remains apparent that there is a still a disparity between young boys and girls when it comes to identification and treatment of autism and ADHD. →

The Sibling Connection in Autism: Could Subtle Traces Give Us Answers?

In a recent study led by Dr. John N. Constantino, of Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, research sought to evaluate the connection between children with ASD and their siblings. More than 1,200 families in the Interactive Autism Network participated and findings of the study indicated that the genes behind autism in one child→

The International Center for Autism Research and Education
Welcome to the official website for the the International Center for Autism Research and Education, Inc. (Icare4autism). This organization is working on global autism autism initiatives to do more than spread, awareness, education and push access for continual research. This organization is the catalyst for collaboration between autism groups, autism professionals and those touched by autism.

Tattoos for Autism: Wisconsin
A tattoo shop owner in Wausau, Wisconsin donates the proceeds from yesterday's work to benefit autism causes. Full Article

Autism: Early Intervention, Education and the Aftermath

The rising prevalence of autism in the United States has been a topic of discussion for some time now. New statistics that are being revealed by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and other health organizations indicate that autism presently affects around 1 in every 90-110 children. I have touched on topics in the past Full Article

According to a recent study from the University of Gothenburg, as we approach equality in the workplace, home, and other areas of society between men and women, it remains apparent that there is a still a disparity between young boys and girls when it comes to identification and treatment of autism and ADHD. Full Article

Augmentative and Alternative Communication Intervention for Children and Adults with Autism, a presentation by Stephen von Tetzchner, Ph.D., was originally debuted at Icare4autism's 2010 International Autism Conference. The conference was held in Jerusalem, Israel at the Ramada- Renaissance and attracted over 600 attendees from around the globe. Full Article

In a recent study led by Dr. John N. Constantino, of Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, research sought to evaluate the connection between children with ASD and their siblings. More than 1,200 families in the Interactive Autism Network participated and findings of the study indicated that the genes behind autism in one child Full Article

A new study has reported that children with autism often fail to yawn contagiously (yawning upon seeing someone else yawn). Read the surprising details about how autism and yawning relate, as found in this new study. Full Article

Autism in Love: Dating, Marriage and Confusion in an Aspie Relationship

Falling in love with a man or woman and making a family is all a part of the American dream. However, for the parents of children with autism, this question can be a point of sheer confusion, and for many mothers I have spoken to this is a regular occurrence in their daily prayer to their belief in a higher power. Find out how an Aspie couple Full Article

Autism in the Developing World, a presentation by Dhavendra Kumar, was originally debuted at Icare4autism's 2010 International Autism Conference. The conference was held in Jerusalem, Israel at the Ramada- Renaissance and attracted over 600 attendees from around the globe. Thirty autism experts spoke at the event. Full Article

Recently, an affluent family has been donating funds to a drug company that is focused on treating this Fragile X Syndrome. Are they are closer to this miracle drug? Have they already figured out the secrets to the syndrome? Full Article

Why is it that boys are more likely to have autism than girls? Is there a gender bias? Is this number going to change in the near future? Find out what researchers say, after completing a new study on chromosomes. Full Article

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