Therapeutic Resources Blog
Helmets Do Little to Help Moderate Infant Skull Flattening, Study Finds
May 2, 2014
Pediatricians have long urged parents to put newborns to sleep on their backs to help prevent sudden infant death syndrome. While the practice undoubtedly has saved lives, it also has increased the numbers of babies with flattened skulls. Read More »
New Screening Method Could Detect Autism In 9 Month Old Infants
April 25, 2014
The identification of two new biomarkers could help medical researchers identify autism spectrum disorders (ASD) in children as young as nine months old – one year earlier than the average screening age. Read More »
Childhood bullying can cause problems decades later
April 24, 2014
Years after the psychological sting of frequent bullying, researchers say the effects can extend to lower levels of education, physical and cognitive health problems, and poor social functioning. Read More »
Brain scans might show which coma patients are likely to wake up
April 23, 2014
Brain scans could help identify comatose patients who have the potential to wake up, a new study suggests. Read More »