Who gets to speak for mothers of autistic children?

A key federal advisory committee has been reshaped around MAHA moms, raising questions about who gets heard in setting pivotal policy. The new membership of the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee includes multiple public members who are aligned with the MAHA movement. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) Sara Luterman Disability and Aging Reporter Published April 30, 2026, 1:49 p.m. CT…

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People who can’t stand to see you happy often do this. 🤔🤯… See below 👇

Happiness can quietly expose underlying dynamics in relationships. When someone grows, succeeds, or finds peace, the reactions around them often shift. While some people genuinely celebrate, others may respond with subtle discomfort, shaped by their own insecurities or internal struggles rather than open negativity. These reactions are rarely direct or intentional. Instead, they appear through…

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How peanuts can provide valuable nutrients in the diet of older adults

As the years go by, nutritional needs naturally change. The body becomes more sensitive to fluctuations in blood sugar, muscle mass tends to decrease, and cardiovascular health requires more careful attention. Many older adults look for solutions in expensive supplements or so-called “superfoods,” but a simple, affordable, and highly nutritious option is often overlooked: peanuts….

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What swe.lling in your hands and feet might mean for your health? 😨®

Swollen feet are a common concern among older adults. While mild swelling can happen after long periods of sitting or standing, ongoing or frequent swelling may point to underlying health issues. Learning about the possible causes and prevention strategies can help older adults stay comfortable, mobile, and healthy as they age. This condition, often called…

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ST. Unexpected bilingualism is surprisingly common among young autistic children

[Adobe Stock] A recent study published in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry provides evidence that many autistic children can learn to speak a second language without any social exposure to it. These findings suggest that autistic children often acquire language skills through non-interactive sources like videos or tablets. This opens up new ways to think…

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At first glance, this puzzle appears simple and even slightly obvious. A stream of water seems to flow into a system of pipes that branches toward seven numbered glasses, creating the impression that at least one of them will eventually be filled. This immediate interpretation is based on how the human brain naturally processes visual…

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Unexpected bilingualism is surprisingly common among young autistic children

[Adobe Stock] A recent study published in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry provides evidence that many autistic children can learn to speak a second language without any social exposure to it. These findings suggest that autistic children often acquire language skills through non-interactive sources like videos or tablets. This opens up new ways to think…

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