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WSU study indicates eye testing could help screen children for autism at ‘critical window’ of toddlerhood

Technology that measures how eye pupils respond to light is showing promise in research as a pediatric screening tool for autism – with a goal for interventions as young as toddler ages, said a Washington State University researcher. Autism spectrum disorder affects communication and social interactions with others, but children on average aren't diagnosed until age 4, which misses crucial times when they're developing language and speech.
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Spokane heat deaths ‘completely avoidable’: Gonzaga group maps ‘urban heat islands’ to better understand city hot spots

The Center for Climate launched "Spokane Beat the Heat" in response to the 2021 heat dome deaths. Gonzaga's Brian Henning described a heat dome as an extended period of high pressure that lingers over an area, resulting in high daytime and nighttime temperatures. The goal of Beat the Heat is to help the community understand and respond to future heat waves so that no one dies of extreme heat, Henning said.
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Lubna Alrubayan of Pullman has been named to the spring dean’s list at Alvernia University in Reading, Pennsylvania, requiring a GPA of 3.5 and a minimum of 12 credit hours.