As research on the cause of Autism continues, new findings have emerged linking it to a rare inherited condition called myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1). This discovery, made by a team of scientists from UNLV,…
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For any parent of a child with autism, the journey can often feel daunting and isolating. This has been true for many Spanish-speaking families, who have struggled to find support since most resources and communities…
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In recent years, knowledge and information surrounding autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have become much more widespread, available, and accurate. With this flood of information has come the realization that so many more individuals may have…
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Meet Sarah Commers, a recent high school graduate who found herself amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Conners understood the gravity of the COVID situation and knew that getting vaccinated was a crucial step in protecting herself…
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Thanks to a generous gift from Jan Marson, a founding member of the University Center for Autism and Neurodevelopment (UCAN), a new research role has been established at UCAN that will focus on analyzing over…
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April is Autism Acceptance and Awareness Month, and the Golden Knights plan on honoring and recognizing this fact during Fan Appreciation Week. The Vegas Golden Knights are a hockey team that plays in the NHL.…
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Autism Acceptance Month is here with us, and that means a lot to those living with and affected by autism. For those who may not be familiar with Autism Acceptance Month, it is a time…
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Brain Hager is currently leading the nonprofit Grant a Gift Autism Foundation, and so far, his leadership skills are really making a difference. Since becoming president of the foundation, Hager has driven significant growth for…
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According to reports, the rapid pace of technological advancements, coupled with the rising prevalence of autism diagnosis in the United States and inherent difficulties within the autism therapy sector, highlights the pressing need for innovative…
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SB380 was introduced to Nevada lawmakers on March 17, 2025. The goal of this bill is to increase education requirements in various law enforcement agencies across the state surrounding autism and other intellectual disabilities. This…
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