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Throwback - Interviewing Dr. Phillip C. DeMio at 2010 World Conference!
Today's video is a throwback to Dr. Phillip C. DeMio's interview at the 2010 US Autism & Aspergers Association World conference.
Don't Throw All Your Eggs In One Basket
Today's video is a clip of Temple Grandin, Ph.D., giving her opinion in a panel discussion at our 2016 World Conference.
SPECT Scans and What They Can Uncover for Your Child on the Spectrum
This video is an excerpt from Dr. John Michael Uszler's presentation, "Functional Imaging of the Brain," at our 2014 World Conference. Here, he discusses SPECT scans, what they can uncover, and how they can be useful for children on the autism spectrum.
Highlights from the Doctors and Researchers Panel
Today's video features highlights from the Doctors and Researchers Panel at our 2014 World Autism Conference! Here they discuss the most frequently asked questions associated with medicine, research, and interventions. They review cutting edge medical interventions and treatments as well as cutting edge research, and provide a take away message with regards to their area of specialty in the field of autism.
Pin Down a Strength and an Interest, Which are One and the Same
Today's video features a clip of Stephen Shore, Ed.D., speaking during a Panel Discussion at our 2014 World Autism Conference! He reflects on what brought him success and happiness in his adult years: pinning down a strength and interest.
Dr. Temple Grandin on Distractions
In today's video, we hear from Dr. Temple Grandin on distractions at our 2013 World Conference. She candidly discusses things that distract her, and some ways to mitigate or remove those distractions in order to maintain focus.
The Medical Side of Autism
In this 2014 USAAA Conference presentation, Dr. J. Michael Uszler discusses atypical brain function in people with autism and people with other conditions. He focuses on how atypical brain functions work and what they look like, and how they affect individuals.
Brain Function in Atypical People
In this 2014 USAAA Conference presentation, Dr. J. Michael Uszler discusses atypical brain function in people with autism and people with other conditions. He focuses on how atypical brain functions work and what they look like, and how they affect individuals.
Throwback! An Interview with Dr. Stephen Shore
Today's Throwback video is an interview with Dr. Stephen Shore at our 2011 World Conference. Here he discusses his experiences, summarizes some key points he plans to present on, and offers advice to parents and to "typical" people interacting with those on the spectrum.
How Biological Processes Impact Autism
In this clip, we hear Dr. Martha Herbert discuss how autism is affected by natural biological processes, and if there is a treatment for autism.
The Civil War Inside Your Body
In this video, Phillip C. DeMio, M.D., discusses autoimmunity in children with autism, and how to avoid gluten contaminations at medical facilities.
Lab Testing in the Autism Community
In this video, Lori Knowles-Jimenez explains how lab testing can reveal underlying issues in a child with autism.
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