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22 August 2015
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A recently published paper reinforces the notion that people with autism may require nutritional supplements or fortified foods to ensure their good health into adulthood. More research is clearly needed on childhood and adult nutrition in individuals with autism. Take a look –
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22 August 2015
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New research underscores the importance of the early involvement of dads in the mental health of moms. Check it out:
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24 April 2015
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Had a great time joining our local autism community at the Aut2Run charity event this past Sunday, April 19th at CSU Channel Islands!
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24 April 2015
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The May Institute’s National Autism Center recently released Phase 2 of their National Standards Project which addresses evidence-based practice for ASD based on research from 2007-2012. Get the free summary, findings and full report here: http://www.nationalautismcenter.org/resources/
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24 April 2015
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Research published today suggests that fathers’ exposure to environmental factors, such as toxins and infections, may alter sperm in ways that predispose children to autism. Read more: https://www.autismspeaks.org/science/science-news/study-links-autism-epigenetic-changes-dads’-sperm
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24 April 2015
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Wandering is a serious issue for many families with children with autism and other disabilities. Check out this link for tips and resources to help keep your child safe! https://www.autismspeaks.org/wandering-resources
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24 April 2015
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A new study indicates that diabetes that develops early in pregnancy increases the risk of autism by 40 percent. This research highlights the importance of comprehensive prenatal care for the health of women and their babies. Learn more: https://www.autismspeaks.org/science/science-news/can-early-control-gestational-diabetes-reduce-autism-risk
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24 April 2015
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Don’t miss the 2015 Ventura County Annual Transition Fair on May 2, 2015. The fair is designed for 15-22 year old special education students and their families. http://www.venturacountyselpa.com/Portals/45/usersdata/Transition/2015%20Tran%20Fair%20flyer%20eng%20spn.pdf
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13 February 2015
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Recent research suggests that low vitamin D levels may increase the risk for autism. Previous research has shown that prenatal vitamins (folate in particular) can reduce autism risk if started before conception and continued throughout pregnancy. The link between autism and prenatal nutrition may be most pronounced for children who are at risk due to
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20 June 2013
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Take a look at the articles in this special autism supplement to the medical journal Pediatrics – including articles on insomnia, nutrient intake, ADHD, psychotropic medication, GI issues, and early intervention. Read the articles here: http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/130/Supplement_2.tocTake
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