Revolutionary Video Game Tool Detects Autism with 80% Accuracy
A groundbreaking one-minute video game using Xbox Kinect cameras can distinguish children with autism from neurotypical children by analyzing dance move imitation. The CAMI system achieves 80% diagnostic accuracy while offering a quick, enjoyable alternative to traditional testing methods.
Multilingualism Boosts Cognitive Development in Children with Autism, Study Finds
UCLA Health research reveals that growing up in multilingual households enhances cognitive abilities and executive function in both autistic and neurotypical children. The groundbreaking study found no drawbacks to speaking multiple languages at home, while demonstrating improved social interaction and communication skills.
Discrimination Controversy: Maryland Cracker Barrel Denies Service to Special Education Students
A Cracker Barrel restaurant in Waldorf, Maryland faces backlash after refusing proper service to special education students during an educational field trip. The incident, involving 11 students with disabilities and their teachers, has prompted responses from school officials and the restaurant chain.
School Bus Attendant Faces Child Abuse Charges for Assaulting Non-Verbal Autistic Student
A 64-year-old Albuquerque school bus attendant was arrested after surveillance footage revealed she struck a non-verbal autistic student 59 times over multiple days. The case has raised serious concerns about protecting vulnerable special needs students in educational settings.
Screen Time and Autism: Socioeconomic Factors May Play Larger Role Than Previously Thought
A new study challenges the assumed link between early childhood screen time and autism spectrum disorder. Researchers found that family income and maternal education levels may be more significant risk factors than screen time alone.
Revolutionary AI Model Achieves 80% Accuracy in Early Autism Detection
AutMedAI, a new machine learning model, demonstrates remarkable accuracy in predicting autism spectrum disorder in children under two. Using basic behavioral and medical information, this innovative tool could revolutionize early autism detection and intervention.