ScienceforASD @ScienceforASD

I am here to collect information that can help my son recover from autism. I have no medical expertise, I only speak from personal experience. epiphanyasd.com/p/case-history… Bangalore Joined April 2023

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Srujan Kadamba @suryasrujan

2 years ago

Pained by seeing this little kid getting into a drain (from a BWSSB pipe within) to collect some water near #Hoodi @WFRising @Bnglrweatherman @east_bengaluru

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Radio Cobalamin @nob12deficiency

2 years ago

@bean_b12 @LAdrMoh @erikaedwardsnbc @AmerAcadPeds

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ScienceforASD @ScienceforASD

2 years ago

Pleasantly surprised to see that one of the authors, Damodar Reddy, is a student of my father. Small world.

James Clement @jamesclementjnc

2 years ago

Pleasantly surprised to see that one of the authors, Damodar Reddy, is a student of my father. Small world.

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Dr Aniruddha Malpani, MD @malpani

2 years ago

Most human brain growth occurs between the age of zero to 5. I wish parents would realise this, and allow their kids the freedom to play and learn for themselves, instead of locking them up in pre-schools

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Sanjay 💙🧩♿ @SpecialDad

2 years ago

Self Affirmation Thoughts for Special needs parents - medium.com/@sanjaya-ganes…… #autismAwareness #DisabilityTwitter #caregiving #parenting #caregivers #autism @Sona_unplugged

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ScienceforASD @ScienceforASD

2 years ago

This is probably what is happening in many non-genetic cases. You will often hear stories like "my son got severely sick for a few days and then he stopped talking". The earlier the event, the severe the impairment. And the body seems to go to a state of perpetual inflammation.

James Clement @jamesclementjnc

2 years ago

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ScienceforASD @ScienceforASD

2 years ago

In my son's case, I can tell just from the pictures, the exact month from which he regressed into autism. Inability to produce a deliberate smile is a big sign of neurodevelopmental issues.

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ScienceforASD @ScienceforASD

2 years ago

"I can't believe this shit works" is the best quote I have ever read on Spectrum.

Spectrum (Autism Research News) @Spectrum

2 years ago

"I can't believe this shit works" is the best quote I have ever read on Spectrum.

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Dr Sudhir Kumar MD DM @hyderabaddoctor

2 years ago

Ashu’s parents wanted a memory pill so that he could do well in examinations 12-year-old Ashu (name changed) was a bright child, and he was doing well in studies until 5th grade. However, he changed for the worse during grade 6th. He failed and needed to repeat the 6th grade.…

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The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize

2 years ago

#OnThisDay 20 August 1955, Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin and her colleagues published the final structure of vitamin B12 which has the most complex structure of all vitamins.

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Karthik Balachandran @karthik2k2

2 years ago

Imagine a virus so deadly that it could either kill you or leave you scarred for life. The invisible foe could cause such devastation that it could as well have spit acid on your face. Now imagine being a doctor, from a poor part of a poor country rising above all odds and…

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ScienceforASD @ScienceforASD

2 years ago

It's good business for academics to keep advising caution to people who are trying new stuff. There is no downside and when things go wrong, you will look like a wise guy and they will promote you for doing nothing.