GAPS diet nutrition for children with autism
What do you feed your children? There are a number of faddy and unscientific diets out there that claim to be able to improve mental dexterity and acuity of a child. Science has shown that what we put in our bodies is important, eating a nutritionally viable, healthy diet is proven to improve mood, and even concentration. The GAPS diet, (GAPS standing for Gut and Psychology Syndrome) is designed with the aim of pleasing microbes or flora that … [Continue Reading]
Russian Opera diva Anna Netrebko speaks candidly about son’s autism
Russian opera babe Anna Netrebko has spoken out in a candid interview about her son's autism and some very personal aspects of her life. Speaking on a Russian programme called "Let them Talk", in her most revealing interview to date the 42 year old explains that her son Tiago has a mild form of autism, which was diagnosed when he was almost three. She said: "We noticed that sometimes you start talking to him, and he does not respond. And so it … [Continue Reading]
Russian Opera diva Anna Netrebko speaks candidly about son’s autism
Russian opera babe Anna Netrebko has spoken out in a candid interview about her son's autism and some very personal aspects of her life. Speaking on a Russian programme called "Let them Talk", in her most revealing interview to date the 42 year old explains that her son Tiago has a mild form of autism, which was diagnosed when he was almost three. She said: "We noticed that sometimes you start talking to him, and he does not respond. And so it … [Continue Reading]
Russian Opera diva Anna Netrebko speaks candidly about son’s autism
Russian opera babe Anna Netrebko has spoken out in a candid interview about her son's autism and some very personal aspects of her life. Speaking on a Russian programme called "Let them Talk", in her most revealing interview to date the 42 year old explains that her son Tiago has a mild form of autism, which was diagnosed when he was almost three. She said: "We noticed that sometimes you start talking to him, and he does not respond. And so it … [Continue Reading]
Tim Crosley from Wimbledon raises £10,000 for the National Autistic Society
Tim Crosley is a lawyer from Wimbledon, UK and conducted a Christmas Carol Concert at St Clement Danes Church on the Strand in Westminster, London on December 4. Mr Crosley as well as being a lawyer also acts as Director for the EC4 Music group which consists of 120 singers. During the events he was joined by Jane Asher who is the President of the National Autistic Society (NAS) and who conducted one song. The NAS is the UK’s leading … [Continue Reading]
Care Trak helping families find loved ones for over 25 years
If you have a person at home who needs special attention due to wandering or bolting, you are definitely looking for a device that makes the job easier for you. The newer systems are based on GPS technology and they allow you to search for your lost loved ones or other items with the help of satellites. However, there are times when GPS technology is not the best option and Care Trak fills the gap very well in this scenario. Did you … [Continue Reading]
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Russian Opera diva Anna Netrebko speaks candidly about son’s autism
Russian opera babe Anna Netrebko has spoken out in a candid interview about her son's autism and some very personal aspects of her life. Speaking on a Russian … [Continue Reading]
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The dynamic nature of preschool autism
Autism currently remains a diagnosis based exclusively on observed behaviours and analysis of developmental history. Although various early diagnostic markers have been put forward as potential candidates to … [Continue Reading]
Autism Research: December 6, 2013. Week in review
Air pollution worsens genetic predilection for autism As reported by Autism Daily Newscast in a longer article this week, a particular genetic variant has been identified to increase the risk of autism on … [Continue Reading]
Are girls with Autism under-diagnosed?
Autism Daily Newscast continues our series on why boys are diagnosed far more often to be on the autism spectrum than girls. The statistics show a ratio of 4 to 1, although some experts are questioning whether … [Continue Reading]
