keep all of the meds for autism-related problems straight

June 2012

Techs will be challenged to keep all of the meds for autism-related problems straight. This will get even more challenging now that so many more children are being diagnosed.

Behavioural and educational interventions are the cornerstone of therapy. But these are costly and many kids still have symptoms.

That's why nearly half of these children are on meds for aggression, irritability, and repetitive or self-injurious behaviours.

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keep all of the meds for autism-related problems straight

Practical advice for a better career, with unlimited access to CE

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