ST.NewsWarren Central graduate with autism honored by school resource officers

Recent Warren Central High School graduate Skilar Beard was recognized during Friday night’s graduation ceremony with an honorary badge and plaque from the Vicksburg-Warren School District School Resource Officers. Beard, who is autistic and has a longtime love for law enforcement, received the honor in front of a cheering crowd during a special moment at the ceremony….

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ST. Ulster County deploys autism preparedness bags to first responder agencies

KINGSTON – A 9-year-old boy from Virginia has helped inspire the Ulster County Department of Emergency Services to launch a countywide initiative to support emergency response for individuals with autism and sensory sensitivities. Every ambulance in the county will now be equipped with Autism Preparedness Bags, with additional kits for fire and law enforcement agencies….

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ST. ‘These criminals exploited vulnerable children’: RFK Jr. slams 15 charged in $90 million Medicaid fraud — the largest autism care scam in US history

ast week, the Department of Justice laid charges against 15 individuals accused of defrauding Minnesota’s Medicaid program out of $90 million. According to the DOJ, the charges involve seven different Medicaid programs. The suspects allegedly billed the state for programs that were never provided and used stolen money on real estate, cars, jewelry and other expensive items….

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ST. Autism Spectrum Disorders in Global Health: Awareness, Early Diagnosis, and Inclusive Care

(Credit: Unsplash) This article was exclusively written for The European Sting by Ms. NGO MAKONG MARTHE MYRANDE, a second year medical student at the faculty of health sciences university of Buea, Cameroon. She is affiliated with the International Federation of Medical Students Associations (IFMSA), cordial partner of The Sting. The opinions expressed in this piece belong strictly to…

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ST. New autism therapy may improve children’s social communication in just five days

A new non-invasive brain stimulation technique known as accelerated continuous theta burst stimulation (a-cTBS) improves social communication at one month follow-up and has a favorable safety profile in children with autism, finds a trial from China published by The BMJ. The researchers say the findings suggest that a-cTBS may be “a viable and scalable therapeutic option…

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