March 8, 2008 by MedHeadlines
Filed under Autism, Children's Health, Lifestyle, Prevention
Researchers at Northwestern University have combined technology and behavioral sciences to create a program they hope will help autistic children develop the social skills that seem instinctive to children without the disorder. They’re using “virtual peers” to do so. Read more
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