Lasting benefits seen from horse therapy
A follow-up study on the effects of horse therapy suggests that it has significant long-term benefits for children with autism spectrum disorders. In previous research
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Severe Morning Sickness Linked to Autism
A new study suggests that the odds of developing autism may be significantly elevated for children of mothers who experience hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), or severe morning sickness.
Toe Walking and ASD
Toe walking is quite common in young children, age 3 and younger; but toe walking, especially in children 5 years and older, is often associated with neurological
Anesthesia & ASD
As an anesthetic provider, I consider it part of my mission to help educate my colleagues and to help them understand that our children are sick –
Friends & Family: What to say
As a friend or a family member to a loved one who has recently received an autism diagnosis, it can be challenging to know the right way
Blood Draw – What to Expect
Medical visits can be stressful for anyone and individuals with autism often face extra challenges during procedures, such as a blood draw, due to communication deficits
ARI’s Stance on Universal Screening
Controversy flared last summer when the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) released a draft recommendation citing a lack of evidence for continuing the practice of universal early childhood autism