Imagine if pediatricians could write a prescription to help patients during the first two years of well-child visits that would boost social-emotional, cognitive, language and self-regulation skills. Research shows they […]
“Active or passive interactions with animals can be of great psychosocial and physical benefit for all people, but particularly for certain populations with special needs.” American Veterinary Medical Association There […]
The following is an invited blog by Jonathan Ferguson. As in previous occasions, I have asked the author to introduce himself to the audience of Cortical Chauvinism. Jonathan Ferguson (Wallace […]
The following is an abstract to an article published yesterday in the American Journal of Public Health. The lead and corresponding author is David A. Broniatowski PhD. The same was […]
«Disease is a consequence of chemical instability” -Archibald E. Garrod, 1908 Many autistic individuals share symptoms of other medical conditions. Indeed seizures in autism are common and often refractory to […]
Los siguientes documentos fueron sometidos por Abraham un padre con Asperger que colabora con un centro en Cataluña, dando talleres y clases para niños con autismo, y dando apoyo a […]
From NEJM Journal Watch, published July 23, 2018 Edited by Susan Sadoughi, MD, and André Sofair, MD, MPH Numerous food additives — whether those added directly to food during processing […]
Acerca del Evento El 7º Congreso Internacional de Autismo COTII se llevará a cabo en la ciudad de Monterrey, N.L., centrando su temática en defender la condición social de TEA […]
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