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Air Quality Alerts Social Story

This resource provides information on what air quality alerts mean and what actions you should take if there is one in your area.

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An Electrocardiogram (EKG) Test

This resource provides information about what to expect when you need to have an EKG done at a doctor's office.

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An Electroencephalogram (EEG) Test

This resource provides information about what to expect when you get an electroencephalogram (EEG) at a doctor's office.

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ASERT Statement on the White House Announcement about Autism

The recent claims suggesting that the use of Tylenol (acetaminophen) during pregnancy causes autism and that leucovorin (folinic acid) is a helpful treatment for autism are not supported by scientific evidence. Unproven claims such as these can cause harm to individuals with autism and their families and communities.

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Before a Medical Procedure: Meeting the Anesthesiologist Social Story

This resource provides information on what to expect when you meet with an Anesthesiologist before a medical procedure.

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Being a Careful Reader of Coronavirus Information

This resource provides tips and suggestions for making sure that you're getting the best and most trustworthy information related to coronavirus.

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Blood Pressure Social Story

This resource provides information about what it is like to have your blood pressure measured.

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Calling 911

This resources for parents/caregivers and self-advocates provides information about what to expect when you call 911.

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Decision Making for the COVID-19 Vaccine

This resource, developed by ASERT in collaboration with Dr. Venkat from Allegheny Health Network and Dr. Migyanka from Indiana University of Pennsylvania provides answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccine to help individuals make informed decisions.

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Educating the Emergency Department

This resource was developed for parents/caregivers and self-advocates on educating your local emergency department about being on the spectrum.

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