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Neurofeedback for Autism
Neurofeedback is a form of biofeedback which employs electroencephalography (EEG) and functional neuroimaging processes to focus upon the central nervous system and the brain. By using monitoring devices attached through sensors on the…
Autism Science Breakthroughs and Personal Qualms
The Australian reports that researchers have identified two biologically different strains of autism, a breakthrough likened to the discovery of different forms of cancer in the 1960s.
Researchers from the University of California…
Child Prodigy with Autism Wows and Inspires
Leading up to April's Autism Awareness Month, much media attention was
given to an incredible young man by the name of Jacob Barnett, a 13-year-old
with Asperger's Syndrome who has a tested IQ of 170 (higher than Einstein's).
Deemed a…
New Technology May Alter Autism-Vaccine Debate
After six years of effort, a Tufts University team of scientists, doctors and researchers led by Abraham Sonenshein and Saul Tzipori,
have created a
needleless vaccine that does not require refrigeration. This represents a huge…
Doctor Misconduct Further Clouds the Truth About Autism
I have said for many years that contradictory studies or even the studies that are simply false, will always have supporters as long as the results are what those people want to hear.
This is never more evident than when doctors behind…
Study Confirms Enhanced Visual Abilities for Individuals with Autism
Researchers lead by Laurent Mottron at the University of Montreal have confirmed scientifically what has been an anecdotal truth - people with autism enjoy unrivaled visual expertise. On a neurological level, they concentrate more brain…