Padres e hijos
Detecta el desarrollo de la condición antes de presentar síntomas
Esta condición no es impedimento para triunfar y alcanzar el éxito
El 2 de abril Día Mundial de Concienciación sobre el Autismo
El autismo suele comenzar en la infancia y persiste hasta la adolescencia y la edad adulta.
Se puede saber desde los seis meses de vida, si el bebé padecerá el trastorno
Vivir con un niño con autismo puede llevar a muchas situaciones estresantes, pero un estudio indica que el perro de la familia ofrece cierto alivio a los padres
Tomar clases de música aumenta conexiones de fibras nerviosas cerebrales
Se ha descubierto en múltiples estudios que el autismo , tiene una carga genética así como factores ambientales.
Maníaco, irritabilidad, ansioso y depresivo son los síntomas de un joven o adolescente con trastorno bipolar
Se encontraron las bacterias Legionella y Pseudomona aeruginosa.
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![“We’re just two goofy girls from ATL who like making music,” says Chloe, 19, one-half of Chloe and Halle (@chloexhalle), who attended and performed at Coachella (@coachella) for the first time last weekend. 🌴 ✨ “My sister and I create all of our music!” says Chloe. “We executive produced our album [“The Kids Are Alright”], and it was all done in the living room. We’re so involved with every inch of the process — because this is how we tell our story.” The past five years have been a whirlwind for the sisters, who signed to Beyoncé’s label, traveled the world, cut multiple albums and acted in multiple projects.
For Chloe and Halle, the energy of festival season charges them up. “We are around creatives, music and art lovers and feel right at home,” says Halle, 18. “It’s also always a beautiful thing to watch someone on that stage, be entranced by who they are and take away something from their performance.”
Check out today’s story to see their onstage and offstage adventures from the weekend in Indio.](http://scontent-sjc3-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/0720e19e68cb28ffa0463dfc63f4fd3d/5B71E344/t51.2885-15/s150x150/e35/c0.135.1080.1080/30087267_354748698351347_3796564146917474304_n.jpg "“We’re just two goofy girls from ATL who like making music,” says Chloe, 19, one-half of Chloe and Halle (@chloexhalle), who attended and performed at Coachella (@coachella) for the first time last weekend. 🌴 ✨ “My sister and I create all of our music!” says Chloe. “We executive produced our album [“The Kids Are Alright”], and it was all done in the living room. We’re so involved with every inch of the process — because this is how we tell our story.” The past five years have been a whirlwind for the sisters, who signed to Beyoncé’s label, traveled the world, cut multiple albums and acted in multiple projects.
For Chloe and Halle, the energy of festival season charges them up. “We are around creatives, music and art lovers and feel right at home,” says Halle, 18. “It’s also always a beautiful thing to watch someone on that stage, be entranced by who they are and take away something from their performance.”
Check out today’s story to see their onstage and offstage adventures from the weekend in Indio.")
