Community Shares | May 11
Elon Musk appeared on Saturday Night Live last weekend, revealing that he was the first person with Asperger’s to host the show. Join NJACE on Wednesday, May 12 at 1 p.m. EDT for The Nature, Physiology, and Familiarity of Sensorimotor Impairments in Autism Spectrum Disorder webinar. A comprehensive analysis of eating disorders linked to […]
How Do Women Who Identify on the Spectrum Mother Children Who Are Also on the Spectrum?
New Study Says They Perform at the Same Level as Neurotypical Mothers Little is known about parents who have autism. Since autism rates continue to climb and individuals on the spectrum are more likely to have children with the disorder, parents with autism will become more commonplace in the future. Research examining the parenting skills […]
Part 2: A SafeMinds Special Report “I don’t see how we can overlook 5-10% of boys with autism.”
SafeMinds had the pleasure of conversing with Walter M. Zahorodny, Ph.D., co-author of the new report: Higher Than Expected ASD Prevalence in Toms River, New Jersey in 2016.
Part 1: A Shocking New Rate, 7.4% of 8-Year-Olds in New Jersey Town Have Autism
Toms River Report Shows Importance of Local-Level Population-Based ASD Estimates Last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) determined that 1 in 54 American children have a diagnosis of autism. To calculate this rate, the CDC compiles and processes data on 8-year-olds from 11 different communities from across the nation. But what happens […]
May 4 | Community Shares
Community Shares: Spectrum explains the link between vitamins, supplements and autism. Their article focuses specifically on vitamin D, folate, iron, and fatty acids. Beginning in May, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will train its agents to better serve individuals with disabilities as they make their way through transportation security lines. ARI finishes their Autism Awareness […]
Accurate Autism Biomarkers Used for Diagnostics Could Save the U.S. $37B Each Year
Substantial Lifespan Cost Savings Occur when ASD is Diagnosed and Treated Early According to a new paper published in the journal Autism Research, using accurate biomarkers to detect autism in children at the earliest age possible could save the United States billions of dollars. This new paper hypothesizes that if more preschoolers and toddlers received […]
