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Electrical Brain Activity May Spot Autism Risk [WebMD]
Study Shows Computer Analysis of Brain Activity Helps Predict Autism Risk for Infants
“Many neuroscientists believe that autism reflects a ‘disconnection syndrome,’ by which distributed populations of neurons fail to communicate efficiently with one another,” says researcher Charles A. Nelson, PhD, research director of the Developmental Medicine Center at [...]
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Study links processed foods to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder [NBC]
A new study shows eliminating processed foods could help children with ADHD. The study was conducted in The Netherlands and published in the Lancet Medical Journal .
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Moderate Exercise Enhances Connectivity in Brain Circuits [Neuroscience News]
A new study published in Frontiers [...]
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A study published last October in Cerebral Cortex, conducted by scientists from the University of Utah, Harvard Medical School, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Brigham Young University showed decreased interhemispheric functional connectivity in autism. The study looked at 53 males with high functioning autism and 39 typically developing males from late childhood through early adulthood. The researchers assessed [...]
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Hand Movements May Offer ADHD Hints [WebMD]
“Problems With Motor Control May Reveal ADHD Severity in Children, Researchers Say: Two studies measuring children’s ability to control impulsive hand movements may reveal clues about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children.”
Most ADHD Kids Have Multiple Conditions, Study Says [Health Day]
“Two-thirds of American children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder struggle with [...]
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A great read has come to our attention, and much to our delight, the Brain Balance Program® is discussed throughout Chapter 9: ADD/ADHD! The book, “Who’s Crazy Here?: Steps to Recovery Without Drugs for ADD/ADHD, Addiction & Eating disorders, Anxiety & PTSD, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, Autism“, offers steps toward recovery from nine major mental [...]
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