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Wrightson Ridge School celebrated Autism Awareness Month throughout April and all of their 800-plus students capped the month ...

Predictable movement stimuli could be a behavioral marker for early autism spectrum disorder (ASD) screening. HealthDay News — Predictable movement stimuli could be a behavioral marker for early ...

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It's best time of the year is almost here. The Stanley Cup playoffs begin this weekend as 16 teams battle it out for one of the greatest trophies in all of sports. The playoff field is complete ...

People with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), or autism, use these actions to self-regulate their emotions and manage physical discomfort. These actions vary from person to person based on individual ...

After the first two play-in tournament games on Tuesday made the playoff picture a bit clearer, the NBA unveiled the full schedule for the postseason. The Golden State Warriors and Orlando Magic ...

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It will look at the different facets of Bhatt as a printmaker, photographer and educator, while also highlighting his engagement with Indian visual traditions ... April is Autism Awareness Month ...

A new visual test might help doctors diagnose autism in younger children Children with autism prefer watching repetitive movements Eye trackers showed that these kids will spend increasing amounts ...

FRIDAY, April 11, 2025 (HealthDay News) -- How children respond to movement could provide an early means of detecting autism, a new study says. Children with autism are known to prefer watching ...