A silent epidemic continues to affect the lives of children across America; however research reveals effective methods to help combat this disability.
(1888PressRelease) February 19, 2010 - From the moment a child is born, a life is forever changed. And for any parent, the desire for their little one to enjoy a happy and healthy life is a common goal. Yet, what happens when an unforeseen factor threatens to disrupt this dream?
At least 1 percent of all children in the United States are stricken with some form of autism. It is estimated that 1 in 110 births are affected and that the numbers are continuing to rise. However, studies are showing that early intervention is the key to combating this disability.
According to the Autism Society of America, "Early intervention is defined as services delivered to children from birth to age 3, and research shows that it has a dramatic impact on reducing the symptoms of autism spectrum disorders. Studies in early childhood development have shown that the youngest brains are the most flexible. In autism, we see that intensive early intervention yields a tremendous amount of progress in children by the time they enter kindergarten, often reducing the need for intensive supports."
Insight HD, with host Hugh Downs, will be highlighting several organizations and institutions in a compelling new series designed to help in the fight against autism. The series will work to not only reveal the methods positively impacting lives today, but also to give hope to families whose children have been affected. Please contact Insight HD for more information.
About Insight HD Hugh Downs:
The Insight HD series is distributed to Public TV through a national distributor and highlights the best and most compelling educational stories. Each segment is hosted by America's most well-known anchor, Mr. Hugh Downs.
For more information, visit www.insighthdtv.com. Insight HD Address: 595 S. Federal Hwy, Suite 600, Boca Raton, FL 33432.
A silent epidemic continues to affect the lives of children across America; however research reveals effective methods to help combat this disability. 
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