Why do autistic children often avoid looking into other people's eyes?
Science has long argued that autistic children encounter other people's glances that will make them feel uncomfortable or simply just indifference.
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Science has long argued that autistic children encounter other people's glances that will make them feel uncomfortable or simply just indifference.
A new study by American scientists found that bathing in a hot tub for half an hour will help temporarily ease autistic symptoms in children.
In a new study published in Arizona State University's Journal of Microelement, researchers report that autistic children have higher levels of toxic metals in their blo…
Not only do autistic children see the world in a different way than most of us, it seems that their parents also do it.
Kaspar is a social robot designed to communicate with autistic children. The robot can sing, imitate the way of eating, playing the rattles drum and even combing the hai…
Researchers at the University of Birmingham used two knee-high robots called Max and Ben to help autistic children develop communication skills.
Recently, Tom Kirkman, a student at Dundee University, Scotland, invented a new device called Passive Play to help parents with autistic children communicate better with…
Researchers have successfully developed the first type of wristwatch-like sensor that acts as an EEG, which can accurately predict seizures or impending seizures.