Autism

Over the years, Donald Trump has claimed to be an authority on business and politics. Now? He thinks he’s a medical expert, too — and actual doctors are not amused.

The parents of 5-year-old Scotty Meyer, who suffers from autism, were fear stricken when they realized their son had disappeared. The family officially reported him missing midday last Tuesday, convinced that he had slipped out of the house while their air conditioning was being repaired. Fortunately, he was found the next morning thanks to the help of one furry little guy on four legs — an 8-year

Ethan Rice, an eight year old boy from Flushing has been diagnosed with Autism. What he did with that diagnosis will inspire you! Details after the jump.

The bright lights, loud music and long lines can often keep autistic kids from engaging in a holiday ritual many children enjoy: an annual visit with Santa. So one mall opened early last Sunday morning for some low-key “sensitive Santa” time.

Tomorrow is the 3rd Annual Holiday Parade in downtown Flint and it also features a fundraiser for Autism. There will be floats and Santa, reindeer, carriage rides, and more! It runs all day from 9am. Here is how you can help in the fight against Autism:

New research finds autistic children’s brains have far more neurons in the prefrontal cortex than those of kids who don’t have the disease.

Saint Lucifer's and 13 Feet Under are teaming up with the Autism Support Group of Genesee County for a scary fundraiser tonight.

Saturday, August 27th at Goodrich Country Club the 4th Annual Autism Charity Golf Outing takes place. It's a four-man scramble event that includes a continental breakfast, a hot dog at the turn, Mexican buffet for dinner, 50/50 raffles and a prize raffle. The cost is $65 per golfer. Monies raised at the event will go to Autism Speaks and GOAL (a local special needs activity group).