For a long time, autism was seen as something that only showed up in boys—and only in childhood. But for thousands of women, the story is different. Quietly, painfully different. They spend decades ...

Autism affects an estimated 1 in 31 U.S. children. Their water safety has gotten occasional public attention after tragedies ...

Breeze Airways partnered with Autism Flies to host a simulated flight experience for families with children on the spectrum at T.F. Green International Airport. The simulated flight included ...

11. SEATTLE — Michael VanPelt spent several weeks recently glued to his telephone, dialing doctors who might be able to get his 3-year-old son in for an autism evaluation. The music teacher ran ...

More than one, depending on who you ask. The most popular symbols representing autism are the multi-colored puzzle piece or the multi-colored puzzle piece ribbon. The multi-colored ...

The fires went out briefly at the original Green Mesquite on Barton Springs Road ... Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. One main challenge that remains and seems to be getting worse ...

She is a non-executive director of Disability Wales. For decades, a jigsaw puzzle piece has been used to symbolise autism across the world. It has been used for charity logos and awareness ribbons ...

(MENAFN- The Conversation) For decades, a jigsaw puzzle piece has been used to symbolise autism across the world. It has been used for charity logos and awareness ribbons, and even tattooed on to ...

For decades, a jigsaw puzzle piece has been used to symbolise autism across the world. It has been used for charity logos and awareness ribbons, and even tattooed on to the bodies of well-meaning ...

Wednesday is World Autism ... a puzzle piece. The design was created in 1963 by Gerald Gasson, a board member of the United Kingdom’s National Autistic Society. According to Liaise, the original ...

NORWALK – The gazebo on Norwalk's Town Green will be illuminated in blue light Tuesday evening in recognition of the worldwide celebration of “Autism Awareness and Acceptance” month.

That’s almost exactly the rate of autism diagnosis we find in the United States today — another piece of evidence that while the official statistics can vary widely, the underlying incidence ...