Therapeutic Resources Blog
Tiny robotic arm could operate on babies in the womb
June 23, 2014
Some birth defects in newborns could one day be a thing of the past due to new robotics technologies being developed to perform surgery on babies in the womb. Read More »
Teaming up with Google to find autism cause
June 20, 2014
The cause of autism is still unknown, but researchers hope harnessing the power of Google will help them solve this neurodevelopmental puzzle. Read More »
New diabetes statistics show rising tide of disease
June 19, 2014
Driven by surging obesity, an aging population and doubly high risks among blacks and Latinos, the American epidemic of diabetes has leaped to historic heights in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday. Diabetes mellitus now afflicts 29 million Americans -- 9.3% of the nation's population. Read More »
Caring for those with autism runs $2M-plus for life
June 18, 2014
The parents of children with autism often have to cut back on or quit work, and once they reach adulthood, people on the autism spectrum have limited earning potential. Those income losses, plus the price of services make autism one of the costliest disabilities – adding $2.4 million across the lifespan if the person has intellectual disabilities and $1.4 million if they don't, according to a new study published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics. Read More »