Random good picture Not show

31. I had long suspected he could have autism and our community paediatrician sent him for an assessment.

32. Curemark is enrolling patients in phase III clinical trials at 10 to 12 sites—the largest autism trial to date.

33. The researchers say the tests were able to predict with ninety-four percent accuracy which of the people had been found to have autism.

34. Children disorders: restless syndrome, infantile autism, weaken in intelligence, poor develop.

35. Autism is a collection of related neurobiological conditions that is being reported more often.

36. In about 11 percent of families, more than one sibling has autism, and in many others, these subtle, quantitative signs and symptoms indicate many undiagnosed children are affected as well.

37. "Children in Somalia may not even be getting diagnosed with autism due to the overall lack of awareness of the disorder, " Berkowitz says(sentencedict.com), in a nod to the fact that there is no Somalian word for it.

38. Because each child with autism is different, each needs an individualized educational program.

39. Nearly all migraine is thought to be a common complex polygenetic disorder—in the same camp as diabetes, cancer, autism, hypertension and many other disorders. Such diseases run in families.

40. Objective The study aimed at evaluating the relationship between dinucleotide repeat polymorphism of BDNF gene and autism.

41. Conversely, less activity in mirror systems has been linked to autism and also with psychopathy - different conditions that are both noted for low levels of empathy.

42. But this grief does not stem from the child's autism in itself.

43. The gender difference of autism lies in behavior disorder, dysphonia and intellectual characteristics.

44. "The brain components in autism function more like a jam session and less like a symphony, " Just said.

45. It has even been suggested that gut bacteria has a role in Crohn's disease and autism.

46. Yet(sentencedict.com), you never hear from a toxicologist saying there is no correlation between autism and mercury.

47. Autism is a syndrome defined by behaviour characteristics. However, there is a disproportion of a peculiar cognitive development behind that.

48. It's actually a little sad. The baby's showing signs of autism.

49. While Henry Markram maintains that autism involves a "core neuropathology", he told New Scientist that the intense world idea and Mottron's theory are "aligned in most aspects".

50. The problem is that while SOME people with autism are visual learners, many are actually kinesthetic, mathematical, musical or naturalist learners.

51. Chinese boy, suffering from infantile autism, looks at a beluga whale in Changfeng Park in Shanghai December 21, 2005.

52. Autism traps a child inside a maze of thoughts and fears, one who's been inside the trap told educators Friday in Sioux Falls.

53. Other autoimmune diseases, such as multiple sclerosis, psoriasis, and Crohn's disease, in parents and siblings were not significantly associated with autism spectrum disorders in the study children.

54. In the current study, published in the journal Autism Research, Dr Roberts used a magnetoencephalography (MEG), a scanner that detects magnetic fields in the brain.

55. People diagnosed with autism also exhibit abnormal cortical convolutions . Specifically, some of their sulci appear to be deeper and slightly out of place as compared with those of healthy subjects.

56. HFA -- "high-functioning autism" -- is stereotypically associated with being at the "mild" or "Asperger's" end of the spectrum, and LFA -- "low-functioning autism" -- with having "severe autism."

57. Five months ago, the Combating Autism Act was passed by Congress, with the government authorising $1bn to be spent on research, including genetic screening.

58. Previous studies have tested search skills using table-top tasks or computers but none, until now, has tested how children with autism fare in a more true-to-life setting.

59. Autism is a complex and mysterious brain disorder usually first diagnosed in early childhood.

60. "These results add to a growing body of evidence that maternally mediated inflammation might be part of the mechanistic pathway leading to autism, " Hertz-Picciotto said.