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February

Toddler Screening Essential for Autism Detection Despite National Task Force’s Reservation

February 22, 2016
Given that earlier diagnoses have been found to be more beneficial for treating children on the autism spectrum, a Drexel professor and her colleagues believe universal screening in 18–24 month-old children remains essential, despite a federal task force deciding there is insufficient evidence to recommend it.
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$3.5 Million Gift Supporting Autism Institute’s Programs for Transition to Adulthood

February 17, 2016
Through a generous, anonymous gift, the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute of Drexel University will support innovative programs designed to help young adults transition out of high school into a career or college.
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Toddler Screening Essential for Autism Detection Despite National Task Force’s Reservation