This is part of a series of nationwide vote reviews titled “We don’t have to agree, let’s just vote”. Today we are studying Prop. 119 and how cannabis taxes finance education. COLORADO, USA – This story is part of a series of nationwide voting editions for Next with Kyle Clark called “We don’t have to […]
Brain Boost: Electrical stimulation of the fornix weakened abnormal inhibitory signals in mice with CDKL5 mutations and restored their performance in learning and memory tasks. Manjurul / iStock Chronic electrical stimulation of the fornix, a bundle of nerve fibers deep in the brain, saves learning and memory deficits in mice with mutations in the autism-linked […]
Please remember to pre-order your copy of Robert Kennedy’s new book The Real Anthony Fauci: In my new book, I am showing that Dr. Fauci did little to deserve the nickname “America’s Doctor”. Instead, he survived 50 years as J. Edgar Hoover of public health by consistently prioritizing the profits of Big Pharma over the […]
One of the many struggles in special education is the growing need for more teachers who have experience with special education children. In the current training program at Baldwin Wallace, students can obtain a license, which limits their marketability and focuses the curriculum on one area. With a dual licensing program, these students could get […]
Research summary Autistic people experience more stress in the course of their adult lives than non-autistic people, and people in poor physical or mental health are most affected. Health psychology People with autism are, on average, just as adept at a study task as people without prediction; The predictive ability correlates with the ratio of […]
Published: October 15, 2021 at 6:00 a.m. CDT|Updated: 1 hours ago NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct 15, 2021 / PRNewswire / – ChanceLight® Behavioral Health, Therapy and Education (“ChanceLight”) announced the appointment Patricia Boyer Miller to the company’s board of directors. ChanceLight is a portfolio company of the Halifax Group, a leading private equity firm that works […]
This initiative, funded by the Wellness Office, collects narratives about the intersection of parenting and careers in healthcare. We invite you to share your own story or photos / artwork (yours or your children’s!) Work-life integration in medicine is a challenge in the best of times. Parenthood and the path to parenting add a whole […]
It’s after 11 p.m. and I find Isaac playing video games on a school night. “Don’t you have soccer practice tomorrow at 6:00 AM?” I ask. “Yes.” “So why are you still awake?” “Uh,” he says, as if that were a trick question. “Go to bed, son!” He mumbles something to himself. “What’s this?” I […]
TRUMBULL, CT – Election day is getting closer and a number of key positions in Trumbull will be on the ballot. To help readers make an informed decision on November 2nd, Patch reached out to local candidates to share their views on various key issues in the city. Patch will publish these candidate profiles in […]
Guest contribution by Andréas RB Deolinda, BA, BSc. Have you ever reached a point of extreme exhaustion that left you feeling empty and no longer feeling like moving or engaging in any form of activity? Burnout can be confused with fatigue, but as a general definition, it is an extreme form of exhaustion that leaves […]
When schools closed in March 2020 at the start of the Covid-19 outbreak, Alicia Dougherty was suddenly home … with all of her 10 children. Between live lessons and asynchronous work, the family’s school day often didn’t end until 9 p.m. “We had to switch to business WiFi,” says Dougherty, whose children are 3 to […]
After almost three decades of support for hearing-impaired children in Namibia, the Association for Children with Language, Speech and Hearing Impairments of Namibia (CLaSH) will close at the end of this year. They then commission the Ministry of Education, Art and Culture to lead the specialized early intervention for the hearing impaired. Founded in the […]
