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The convicted duo punished the teen by feeding him hot sauce, subjecting him to ice baths and depriving him of sleep. 

Man gets jail up to 100 years for torturing autistic brother to death

The convicted duo punished the teen by feeding him hot sauce, subjecting him to ice baths and depriving him of sleep.&nbsp;

A chilling incident came to light where a Michigan resident Paul Ferguson was sentenced to a minimum of 30 years and a maximum of 100 years in jail after he pleaded guilty to torturing his autistic sibling to death. The court read out the sentence on Monday.&nbsp;
Paul Ferguson was convicted of first-degree child abuse related to the death of his 15-year-old younger brother Timothy, who was tortured by his mother, Shanda Vander Ark, 44.&nbsp;
The 15-year-old Timothy died in July 2022. When he died, he was just 32 kgs and was subjected to merciless punishments including feeding him hot sauce, locking away food and depriving him of sleep.&nbsp;
In the text messages, it was also found that they discussed pouring hot sauce on the genitals of Timothy. The text message read, "I wonder how it would feel to have that hot sauce on your private parts. I&rsquo;m not saying touch him there, not at all, but dripping a little bit there, is that horrible,' said the mother.
The mother, Shanda Vander Ark, was sentenced in January to life in prison without a chance of parole. The jury convicted her of murder and child abuse in her son&rsquo;s death. When she was shown the images of her son&rsquo;s emaciation as he starved to death, she vomited in court in full view of the jury.
During the trial of the mother, it was revealed that she forced him to eat bread covered in hot sauce and would lock the fridge to prevent him from being able to eat. She also installed the house and the tiny closet Timothy was sleeping in with motion sensors, alarms and live feed cameras.
Paul testified against her mother at her trial and he said that he put Timothy in an ice bath for nearly nine hours. Paul said, "(I am suffering) something close to Stockholm Syndrome. I desire to find a role model that, due to my low self-esteem, I would do anything to make them proud of me."
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Award winning British author Hilary Mantel breathed her last on Thursday, her agent announced on Twitter.  The author died at 70 in the presence of her close family and friends in what has been said a sudden and peaceful death 
Mantel who became  the first woman to win the prestigious Booker Prize twice,  is best known for her Wolf Hall trilogy.
A statement released by publishers HarperCollins said: "We are heartbroken at the death of our beloved author, Dame Hilary Mantel and our thoughts are with her friends and family, especially her husband, Gerald.”
Born on July 6, 1952, in Glossop, Derbyshire in England, Mantel received the prestigious Booker Prize twice, for 2009's Wolf Hall, the first in the Thomas Cromwell series, and the 2012 follow-up Bring Up the Bodies, which also won the 2012 Costa Book of the Year. To date, The Wolf Hall trilogy has been translated into 41 languages with sales of over 5 million worldwide.
The conclusion to her trilogy, The Mirror and the Light, was published in 2020 to much critical acclaim, became a fiction best-seller and was longlisted for The Booker Prize 2020. Mantel was the first woman to receive the Booker Prize twice.

British author of ''Wolf Hall'' trilogy Hilary Mantel passes away

Mantel who became  the first woman to win the prestigious Booker Prize twice,  is best known for her Wolf Hall trilogy.

Mantel who became&nbsp; the first woman to win the prestigious Booker Prize twice, &nbsp;is best known for her Wolf Hall trilogy.

Award winning British author Hilary Mantel breathed her last on Thursday, her agent announced on Twitter. &nbsp;The author died at 70 in the presence of her close family and friends in what has been said a sudden and peaceful death.
Mantel who became the first woman to win the prestigious Booker Prize twice, &nbsp;is best known for her Wolf Hall trilogy.
A statement released by publishers HarperCollins said: "We are heartbroken at the death of our beloved author, Dame Hilary Mantel and our thoughts are with her friends and family, especially her husband, Gerald.&rdquo;
Born on July 6, 1952, in Glossop, Derbyshire in England, Mantel received the prestigious Booker Prize twice, for 2009's Wolf Hall, the first in the Thomas Cromwell series, and the 2012 follow-up Bring Up the Bodies, which also won the 2012 Costa Book of the Year. To date, The Wolf Hall trilogy has been translated into 41 languages with sales of over 5 million worldwide.
The conclusion to her trilogy, The Mirror and the Light, was published in 2020 to much critical acclaim, became a fiction best-seller and was longlisted for The Booker Prize 2020. Mantel was the first woman to receive the Booker Prize twice.

World Autism Day is observed on April 2, every year. Autism is a neurological disorder that results in problems in communication and behaviour.  

World Autism Day 2022: Here’s the diet that children with autism should follow 

Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that is most evident during infancy or childhood. This type of disorder leads to poor speech, repetitive behaviour and impaired social skills. In India, there are more than 10 million children who suffer from this disorder. &nbsp;
According to research, diet plays an important role in treating this disorder. Read on to know the dietary requirements of children suffering from autism.&nbsp;
Include Gluten-free food&nbsp;
Children with autism are unable to easily digest gluten and dairy products. This is because gluten and casein in dairy products can damage the gut. Therefore, dairy products like milk and gluten foods like wheat, rye, barley, etc. should be avoided. &nbsp;
Include Vitamin C and Zinc in the diet&nbsp;
Foods rich in zinc and Vitamin C help in improving digestion. Vitamin C-rich foods include oranges, kiwis, grapes, tomatoes, papayas, broccoli and strawberries, whereas foods rich in zinc include eggs, pulses, etc. &nbsp;&nbsp;
Include Omega-3 fatty acids&nbsp;
Consumption of Omega-3 fatty acids can help in treating autism by repairing the neurological nerves. Foods rich in Omega-3 fatty acids include walnuts, chia seeds, soy and fish oil. &nbsp;&nbsp;
Use probiotics&nbsp;
To improve digestive issues that are pretty common in children with autism, include probiotics such as curd and paneer in their diet.&nbsp;
Avoid sugary food items&nbsp;
Food items that are rich in sugar can lead to increased blood sugar levels. Children with autism should eat foods that have low sugar content.

World Autism Day is observed on April 2, every year. Autism is a neurological disorder that results in problems in communication and behaviour. &nbsp;

Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that is most evident during infancy or childhood. This type of disorder leads to poor speech, non-verbal communication, repetitive behaviour and impaired social skills. In India, there are more than 10 million children who suffer from this disorder. &nbsp;
According to research, diet plays an important role in treating this disorder. Read on to know the dietary requirements of children suffering from autism.&nbsp;
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Include Gluten-free food&nbsp;
Children with autism are unable to easily digest gluten and dairy products. This is because gluten and casein in dairy products can damage the gut. Therefore, dairy products like milk and gluten foods like wheat, rye, barley, etc. should be avoided. &nbsp;
Include Vitamin C and Zinc in the diet&nbsp;
Foods rich in zinc and Vitamin C help in improving digestion. Vitamin C-rich foods include oranges, kiwis, grapes, tomatoes, papayas, broccoli and strawberries, whereas foods rich in zinc include eggs, pulses, etc. &nbsp;&nbsp;
Include Omega-3 fatty acids&nbsp;
According to studies, consumption of Omega-3 fatty acids can help in treating autism by repairing the neurological nerves. Foods rich in Omega-3 fatty acids include walnuts, chia seeds, soy and fish oil. &nbsp;&nbsp;
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Use probiotics&nbsp;
To improve digestive issues that are pretty common in children with autism, include probiotics such as curd and paneer in your diet.&nbsp;
Avoid sugary food items&nbsp;
Food items that are rich in sugar can lead to increased blood sugar levels. Children with autism should eat foods that have low sugar content.

Autistic Pride Day is observed each year on June 18 to respect the rights of people suffering from autism. Autistic people are often subject to human rights violations, discrimination and stigma. World Day For Autism Awareness and Autistic Pride Days are marked to stop such discrimination. The first Autistic Pride Day was held was in 2005 in Brazil, with the theme &lsquo;Acceptance Not Cure&rsquo;.
Autism begins during childhood and tends to persist into adolescence and adulthood. It&nbsp;refers to a neurological developmental disability that affects the processing of information in the brain. It also affects communication, the ability to interact socially, obsessive interests and repetitive behaviours. Its causes are not fully understood and the effect it has on children varies, as its symptoms and characteristics appear in a variety of combinations.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), one in 160 children have Autism Spectrum Disorder. WHO encourages families to set up an environment, which supports children with autism. Treating autistic children equally and engaging them in routine activities like cooking, shopping and cleaning&nbsp;go a long way in giving children with autism a happy life.

Autistic Pride Day 2021: Here's all you need to know

Autistic Pride Day is celebrated annually on June 18
Autism affects the processing of information in the brain
The first Autistic Pride Day was observed in Brazil in Brazil
This day&nbsp;is&nbsp;represented&nbsp;by&nbsp;a rainbow infinity symbol

Autistic Pride Day is observed each year on June 18 to respect the rights of people with autism. Autistic people are often subject to human rights violations, discrimination and stigma. This day and World&nbsp;Day for Autism&nbsp;Awareness are marked to stop such discrimination.
Autism begins during <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/childhood-trauma-linked-with-heart-disease-in-middle-age-study-1588250670848" target="_blank">childhood</a> and tends to persist into adolescence and adulthood. It&nbsp;refers to a neurological developmental disability that affects the processing of information in the brain. It also affects communication and the ability to interact socially. The causes of this disorder are not fully understood and the effect it has on people varies, as its symptoms and characteristics appear in a variety of combinations.
The first Autistic Pride Day was celebrated in Brazil in the year 2005. The day was hosted by an organisation named Aspies for Freedom (AFF). The people who started this were autistic themselves. This day&nbsp;is&nbsp;represented&nbsp;by&nbsp;a rainbow infinity symbol&nbsp;that signifies the diversity&nbsp;of autistic people and the&nbsp;infinite possibilities&nbsp;and&nbsp;variations&nbsp;within the autistic community.


A new study suggests that screening children for autism should start at an early age. According to the study published in the medical journal JAMA Pediatrics, children could be diagnosed with autism as early as 14 months. 
Autism is a spectrum disorder that may affect social skills, behavior and communication. Current guidelines recommend screenings during regular doctor visits at 18 and 24 months. Early diagnosis could also mean early intervention, which can help in the child's development.
 

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