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Feb 22, 2012

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AUTISM: Encouraging signs from KMBC and The Globe and Mail on how iPad apps like Proloquo2go can help kids with autism and similar communicative challenges. U.S. organization Autism Speaks warns it's too early for concrete measure results, but nonetheless is keeping a list of tools built specifically for such needs.

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