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91. The study showed that the use of terbutaline may predispose babies to autism and that it may make the brain more vulnerable to toxins.

92. Childhood autism is a kind of serious upgrowth obstacle Disease.

93. Atypical social engagement is framed in terms of disorders such as autism and Williams Syndrome, as well as in the effects of adverse early rearing environments such as institutions.

94. People with autism are also said to have weak central coherence - the ability to synthesise an array of information, such as verbal and gestural cues in conversation.

95. In families with more than one older sibling with autism in the study, the average risk was 32%.

96. Now a new study has found that most children aren't susceptible to contagious yawning until they're about 4 years old -- and that children with autism are less likely to yawn contagiously than others.

97. This group of children with infantile autism needs more love and care.

98. The RUPP network conducted two major trials. In the first trial children with autism accompanied by tantrums,(http://sentencedict.com/autism.html) aggression and self-injury were treated with the antipsychotic risperidone (Risperdal).

99. Objective To detect the characteristic chromosomal changes in Chinese children with infantile autism.

100. With classic autism, people might be nonverbal or display behaviors such as rocking, hand flapping or self-injury.

101. Recent research has found that the diagnoses of autism is on the rise, some of which might be attributable to greater awareness and increased availability of autism services, experts said.

102. Biofeedback For The Brain: How Neurotherapy Effectively Treats Depression, Adhd, Autism, And More.

103. Previous research has studied magnetic resonance imaging, or MRIs, and even magnetoencephalography, or MEGs, to see if changes in brain waves could potentially detect whether a child has autism.

104. I was born in 1943, the year that the Austrian psychiatrist Leo Kanner first recorded a pattern of symptoms in some children that he labelled "early infantile autism".

105. Rory Hoy takes us a journey through his world and explains autism along the way.

106. As a result, only a very small body of work addresses the Asperger's gender gap, even though such studies could lead to better diagnosis of both autism and Asperger's.

107. Her condition , delay onset autism, could not be effectively treated.

108. Thimerosal , administered through vaccines, is the primary source of mercury exposure and the root cause of the autism epidemic.

109. Returning to the year 2000, a controversial study by Horvath8 was published in the New England Journal of Medicine entitled "Secretin treatment for autism."

110. We carried out karyotype analysis in patients with autism using G - banding technique.

111. Autism disorders involve problems with social and communication skills and repeated behaviors.

112. If you are so sure mercury causes autism, where is this study to prove it? (cont.

113. He has many gifts often associated with autism: he can copy a picture so accurately that it could have been traced, and planned his book without jotting down a single note.

114. The reality is that children with autism generally take longer to hit milestones such as talking and becoming toilet-trained, and as adults commonly struggle to fit into society.

115. Micronutrient accumulation and depletion in schizophrenia, epilepsy, autism and Parkinson's disease?

116. Early symptoms in infantile autism mainly include the shortage of joint attention, pretend play and affective response to others.

117. Autism is a confounding neurological disorder that affects an estimated one in 110 U.S. children.

118. Objective: To observe the clinical effect of acupuncture treatment for infantile autism.

119. In this study , we used cytogenetic Methods: To identify the chromosomal abnormalities in patients with autism.

120. Tony Charman2 published a study unveiling a new autism screener called the Checklist for Autism in Toddlers (CHAT) in 2000.