Between September 14 and September 17, the International Baking Industry Exposition hosted a massive event at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Close to 20,000 professionals from over 100+ countries registered for the successful event. These…
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Most adults can remember a time when a stuffed animal brought them comfort and joy as a child. While many of us grow out of this phase, research suggests that keeping a stuffed animal, especially…
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According to long-standing medical advice, acetaminophen is safe and even recommended for use during all stages of pregnancy, especially as a treatment for pain. Now, an upcoming Health and Human Services report will cast doubt…
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For several years, discussions concerning autism and physical activity mainly dwelt on children. A new study from Durham University shifts the spotlight by listening directly to autistic adults, primarily those in their late thirties to…
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Lexi Jones, 25-year-old daughter of David Bowie and supermodel Iman, is a prime example of how even those with access to the best medical care can make it to adulthood without being properly diagnosed with…
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When RFK Jr. became the United States Secretary of Health and Human Services, he committed to identifying the root causes of autism. RFK Jr. was so confident in his pursuit of the truth that he…
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Recent estimates suggest there are around 52,000 individuals in Nevada on the autism spectrum. Many of these individuals are still children who greatly benefit from the services and treatment programs offered by facilities like the…
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When children or adolescents start displaying signs of developmental delays, slower processing times, or behavioral challenges, it’s natural for parents to wonder if an injury could’ve occurred. In many cases, parents are concerned that their…
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Community organizer Fernanda Mitchell is launching a new initiative in Las Vegas to support Latino families raising children with developmental and psychosocial challenges. As schools prepare to reopen, Mitchell believes the focus should not just…
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Every child on the autism spectrum is unique. Some find it hard to make eye contact, some speak later than expected, while others feel comfort in routines or repeat actions. These differences can make it…
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