The Magnifying Glass – A Newsletter Fall 2017 Featuring: Science is Moving Forward Ongoing Projects Conference Fundraising Events DeXY’s Corner: Executive Function Gift Ideas The Color of Love Donations Our…
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The Magnifying Glass – A Newsletter Winter 2016 Volume 7, Issue 3 Our Promise: For all families, The Focus Foundation promises to develop the latest and most innovative care. The…
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The Magnifying Glass – A Newsletter Fall 2016 Volume 7, Issue 2 Our Promise: For all families, The Focus Foundation promises to develop the latest and most innovative care. The Focus…
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By Willow Lawson (March 1, 2003). Danny’s struggles with learning to read may not be laziness or a lack of intelligence. Instead, an extra chromosome could be to blame.
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By Deirdre Cox Baker (October 2, 2008). Kelly Hunt’s newborn child had a curved pinky finger, a weak cry and extremely flexible limbs.
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By Anita Slomski (March 10, 2009). Robots can already perform surgery and track your meds. Now, new models aim to provide therapy and support.
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“CosmoBot, Summer 2009” (in English) “CosmoBot, Spring 2009” (in Spanish)
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By Jerome Groopman (October 26, 2009). Born in Belgrade, in what was then Yugoslavia, Maja Matarić originally wanted to study languages and art…
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By Alice Park (December 8, 2009). In addition to leading The Focus Foundation, Dr. Samango-Sprouse served on the steering committee of the Autism Genetic Resource Exchange, the organization featured in the Top 10 as well as in the article Autism Linked to Genes That Govern How the Brain is Wired
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By Sandra G. Boodman (August 24, 2010). Adults who encountered Adam Driscoll as a baby tended to be impressed by his quiet, easygoing nature.
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