Should Autism Moms Have Handicap Parking Permits for Kids?
Should parents of autistic kids who are prone to running off qualify for handicap parking permits to park close to stores to lessen the time struggling with their child? […]
Should parents of autistic kids who are prone to running off qualify for handicap parking permits to park close to stores to lessen the time struggling with their child? […]
Ovarian cancer has a grim prognosis because it’s often discovered once it’s spread to other organs. But how does this silent and stealthy spread happen? […]
Stroke is the No. 1 cause of disability in the U.S. It has many risk factors including an unhealthy diet. […]
It’s suspected that typical people have well over 5 senses; seems that Autistics would have even more than NTs. […]
We need to do away with TikTok and Instagram rhetoric that "there's no such thing as good and bad food." There sure is. Ultra-processed food is bad because it hurts the heart. How can something [...]
A long-running study in Sweden suggests that people who regularly eat full-fat cheese and cream may be less likely to develop dementia later in life. […]
Why would you use a motorized scooter if you have full upper body mobility? […]
Someone slams their car into yours; they’re clearly at fault. They could’ve killed you. […]
What’s the latest theory on what causes people with schizophrenia to think the “voices” they hear are real? […]
When rhinovirus, the most common cause of the common cold, enters the nose, the body doesn’t wait around. […]
One’s spinal cord is severed from injury, paralyzing and numbing him from that point down. When it’s reattached he’s still paralyzed and numb. Why? […]
A large study shows that childhood ADHD is predictive of physical health problems in adulthood. […]
Once again, research shows that cardio exercise makes the brain younger. […]
It’s only a matter of time before people with osteoarthritis will be growing back cartilage by taking a pill instead of undergoing joint replacement surgeries. […]
You might be thinking chronic kidney disease harms the heart because the inadequately filtered blood “poisons” the heart and thus disrupts its function. But there’s more to it than that. […]
Quadrupedal movement sounds fancy, but it’s really just moving on all fours. […]
You’ve heard of reports that Leucovorin has improved spoken language in autistic kids, but can it help with nonverbal autistic adults as well? […]
Your assessment says you don’t have autism. You’re beyond crushed and feel more broken than ever. Here’s exactly what you should do next. […]
Does being unable to talk at all mean the inability to think out actual words inside one’s head? […]
Can an MRI show a difference in the brain of a nonverbal autistic vs. a speaking individual? […]
Just diagnosed with ASD but don’t think you’re “autistic enough” since you don’t have the key traits? You likely do but in a way you’d never expect. […]
There’s no reason a morbidly obese woman should be doing walking dumbbell lunges. […]
A study shows alarming results regarding the age the body begins declining in physical fitness; it’s younger than you may think. […]
Autistic people use facial expressions differently than do neurotypicals. Who knew, right? […]
Who’d ever think that modern-day light sources could actually harm yoru heart? […]
Blinking is something we do without thinking, just like breathing. […]
For some people, a prescription to GLP-1 drugs will hit their pocket hard. […]
You can reverse CKM syndrome before it kills you. That’s because it’s mostly a lifestyle-driven condition rather than genetic or hereditary. […]
The three or four fatal squat fails on YouTube look exactly the same as the many others where people literally walk away from or stay conscious and moving. […]
An autistic woman with a special interest in racial ambiguity provides analysis! […]
In the dream is a vague animal bite or scratch, rabies threat if it draws blood, an urgent attempt to reach the ER that never succeeds. […]
Eagle’s syndrome can cause the following symptoms: throat pain, a lump or stuck feeling in the throat, pain when swallowing, neck pain and ear pain. […]
How many hours of sleep you regularly get can impact how long you live. […]
Brazil has a relatively large number of people well over a hundred: supercentenarians. […]
Ever wonder why a short jog leaves some people gasping for air while others seem to run effortlessly? […]
Been feeling really depressed lately — whether it’s situational or you have no idea why? […]
An exercise regimen is clearly linked to lowering the risk of many kinds of cancer. […]
A large study suggests that tailoring breast cancer screening to a woman’s individual risk can be safer and more effective than routine annual mammograms for everyone. […]
Did you know that moving more, regardless of when or for how long at a single time, results in more total calories burned per day? […]
Why do so many moms think nothing of feeding their thin kids a junk food diet, as though ultra-processed food can’t possibly harm a thin body? […]