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...when young adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities transfer to adult care. They smoke more than their peers without transition support. They're screened for cancer less often. They're less physically active, and they die younger. The cliff isn't just about finding a new doctor. It's about entering...

...disability?" conversation starter. You filter for people who've already decided disability isn't a dealbreaker. The pool is smaller, but it's pre-screened. The downside is also the upside. The user base is narrow. Depending on your location, "smaller pool" can mean six active users within 50 miles. Some...

...related health issues that appear with certain genetic conditions. And if a genetic variant is identified, siblings and future pregnancies can be screened. But genetic testing doesn't always find a cause. A genetic variant is identified in fewer than 25% of autism cases, around 32% of cerebral palsy...

...gives the child's brain access to sound during the key window of auditory development. Identifying Hearing Loss. All babies should have their hearing screened before leaving the hospital or within the first month of life. This allows hearing loss to be caught and treated early. Signs of hearing loss in babies...

...medical agenda, calling for increased funding, and screenings for all infants. • The American Academy of Pediatrics has called for all children to be screened for autism twice before the age of two. • The Center for Disease Control's report on the incidence of autism: 1 in every 110 children; 1 in every...

...medical agenda, calling for increased funding, and screenings for all infants. • The American Academy of Pe- diatrics has called for all children to be screened for Autism twice before the age of two. • The Center for Disease Control's most recent report on the incidence of Autism: 1 in every 110 children;...

...clinic were tracked for six months. Seventy-seven percent of the children screened positive for developmental delays. Of the 77 percent, 36 percent were diagnosed...feature intellectual disabilities,” Dr. Masanori Takeoka of Harvard Medical School said at the AES meeting, According to Dr. Berg, "It’s important that screening...

...child-friendly videos from YouTube onto parents' phones. All videos are pre-screened and safe to watch for even young children. This app is a lifesaver for those...arranged in four different age groups: infants, toddlers, preschool and grade school. Once your child has a few tried and true favorites on Gube, the app lets...

...Syndrome. Other genetic causes include two paternally derived number 15 chromosomes, a mutation, or imprinting center deficit. These causes can be screened through a DNA laboratory. While normal pre-natal and birth history is present, by 6 to 12 months of age, a child can begin showing signs of Angelman...

...they've identified several FDA-approved drug candidates that reverse disrupted behaviors in zebrafish carrying mutations linked to autism. The team screened 774 drugs against zebrafish with mutations in two autism risk genes (SCN2A and DYRK1A) and published their findings in the Proceedings of the National...