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App of the Day: Every App Has A Story: Predictable
Assistive Tech > Apps

App of the Day: Every App Has A Story: Predictable

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...include: Use the whole screen as a Switch during "scanning" mode ("Touch Anywhere" mode) Input via handwriting...the whole screen as a Switch during "scanning" mode ("Touch Anywhere" mode) Input via handwriting Update...Switch during "scanning" mode ("Touch Anywhere" mode) Input via handwriting Update...
Behavioral Interview Questions and Disability: Reframing Work Experience
Career > Interviewing

Behavioral Interview Questions and Disability: Reframing Work Experience

By Liam Richardson
...from disability-related leave, years spent managing your own health infrastructure, volunteer roles instead of salaried positions. You start mentally scanning for a corporate example that doesn't exist. Here's what most people miss: behavioral interview questions aren't asking for proof you've held a traditional...
Switch Access Devices: What They Are and Who Needs Them
Assistive Tech > Hardware

Switch Access Devices: What They Are and Who Needs Them

By Dr. Evelyn Mercer
...device, advance a scanning cursor on a screen,...needs to access. How Scanning Works. Most switch...use a method called scanning, where software cycles...properly calibrated scanning speed, that access...fluent. Single-switch scanning is the entry point...selects. Two-switch scanning is faster: one switch...users, two-switch scanning significantly increases...
Whole Genome Sequencing Identifies Genetic Variants in 34% of Autism Cases
Research > Genetics

Whole Genome Sequencing Identifies Genetic Variants in 34% of Autism Cases

By Clara Bloom
...testing options, WGS can provide the clarity that earlier tests missed. What Makes WGS Different. Chromosomal microarray looks at large chunks of DNA, scanning for deletions or duplications that might explain developmental differences. Whole genome sequencing goes deeper. It reads nearly all three billion...
Minnesota Just Disenrolled 61% of Its Medicaid Disability Providers. Other States Are Running the Same Audit. Here's What Families Need to Do Now.
News > Advocacy

Minnesota Just Disenrolled 61% of Its Medicaid Disability Providers. Other States Are Running the Same Audit. Here's What Families Need to Do Now.

By James Williams
Minnesota's Department of Human Services completed a court-ordered Medicaid provider revalidation on June 1, 2026. Of 5,583 providers spanning 13 high-risk program types, the state revalidated 2,061 (37%) and disenrolled 3,411 (61%). The deadline was midnight Sunday. Families woke up Monday...
What the 2026 Winter Paralympics Meant for the Disability Community
News > Sports

What the 2026 Winter Paralympics Meant for the Disability Community

By Brock Jefferson
...that included Ukrainian skiers who swept a biathlon podium entirely. Team USA ice hockey won its fifth consecutive Paralympic gold, a dynasty now spanning 20 years. Kate Delson, 20 years old, competed in her first Paralympics and finished with two silver medals. None of this came in a soft field. Norway,...
PBS KIDS is Still Going Strong
News > Education

PBS KIDS is Still Going Strong

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...season, Cookie Monster will star in a new segment called "Cookies' Crumby Pictures." This adorable cookie-eating blue fellow has a popular fan base spanning generations. "Give me cookie!" Also during this new season, a new Latino member of the show will be introduced. His name is Armando and he will interact...
Why Adaptive Sports Matter: The Proven Physical and Mental Health Benefits for Kids with Disabilities
News > Sports

Why Adaptive Sports Matter: The Proven Physical and Mental Health Benefits for Kids with Disabilities

By Brock Jefferson
...the room. The research on physical, mental, and social outcomes for kids who participate is peer-reviewed, quantified, and consistent across studies spanning decades. Here's what it shows, and why it's worth getting excited about. What the Research Has Found. A 2022 meta-analysis in the NIH database tracked...
Common Medications Taken During Pregnancy Are Linked to Increased Autism Risk in a New Study of 6 Million Births. Here's What Families Need to Know.
News > Research

Common Medications Taken During Pregnancy Are Linked to Increased Autism Risk in a New Study of 6 Million Births. Here's What Families Need to Know.

By Lucas Johnson
...doctors about individual risk and possible alternatives. What the Study Found. The research team analyzed birth records from the Epic Cosmos database spanning 2014 to 2023, with follow-up through December 2025. They examined 14 medications known to inhibit sterol biosynthesis, the pathway responsible for...

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