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The Butterfly Effects content staff blends award-winning expertise in therapy, education, medicine, journalism, health communication and content creation to bring you the best health information possible. Below you will find a selection of the most recently published articles related to .
  • Is your child Autistic? Experiencing severe irritability and tantrums?If your child is between 5 and 17 years old and has autistic disorder, he or she may be eligible for a study investigating an FDA approved medication for the treatment of severe irritable, aggressive, self-injurious...
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder Bills in the Florida Legislature
    By Richard Probert on May 1
    Many people want to know more about what is going on in the Florida legislature regarding treatment of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders. It is hard to keep up and the information is not easy to find. I have included a number of...
  • New Recommendations for Monitoring of Stimulant Medications in ChildrenThis week the American Heart Association (AHA) published guidelines recommending a screening EKG (electrocardiogram) before any child starts stimulant medication. This bold sweeping recommendation affects many children. However, this is not a new...
  • Autism: The Musical
    By Charlotte Fudge on Mar 27
    Austim: The Musical which recently aired on HBO as a short documentary serves as both a call to action as well as community acceptance for those afflicted by autism. Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) are a group of developmental disabilities that...
  • Milk, It Does A Body Good. Or does it?
    By Charlotte Fudge on Mar 27
    What if I told you to drink three glasses of gasoline a day, would you do it? Even at today’s prices it would still be cheaper than drinking milk and even though I am not advocating the consumption of gasoline, it serves to show that before we...
  • Are You Keeping An Income Statement on Your Therapies Success?
    By Charlotte Fudge on Mar 27
    We all know how much we spend on therapy services each month. Unless of course you are like me, you just know how many hours of speech therapy your son is receiving and hope that they forget to send the bill. That has not happened yet, but I keep...
  • Children and Biting
    By Jill Pignatiello on Mar 13
    A very common problem for many families with toddlers is biting.  For typical children, this behavior occurs most often during the toddler years, while for children with developmental delays, especially language delays, this behavior can...
  • The Anti-Inflammatory Diet
    By Xavier Sevilla on Mar 6
    There is now very good evidence linking asthma, cancer, allergies, Alzeimer's disease and Heart Disease with low levels of inflammation in the body. By altering the food that we eat we can tip the body towards a state of inflammation or...
  • Honey, I shrank the cough
    By Xavier Sevilla on Mar 6
    In the February Edition of the Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent medicine there is a wonderful article by Researchers at Penn State University. The study compared Honey , no treatment and Dextromethorphan ( OTC cough medication) for cough. The...

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