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Posted On: 08/28/2018 5:08:02 PM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – GTX Corp (GTXO) Delivers Peace of Mind with Wandering Assistive Technology
GTX Corp (OTC: GTXO), a pioneer in the field of wearable GPS technology, is providing peace of mind to families in the form of dedicated wandering assistive technology. The company recently signed a collaboration agreement with Autism Society of America. An article further discussing the company reads: “Safety concerns are growing among the thousands of families that benefit from the society’s assistance, according to Autism Society of America President Scott Badesch. Wandering is one of the primary concerns, as nearly 50 percent of the children that have been diagnosed with autism will wander. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that one in four children with autism has been missing long enough to cause concern (http://nnw.fm/Ek3oJ). Most often, these children and young individuals wander away from their own homes or classrooms. There are several main triggers for such behavior, including enjoyment of exploring, an attempt to get to a place that the child loves, an attempt to leave a stressful situation or the desire to get close to something interesting. This tendency to stray away from safe environments can lead to serious personal safety risks.”
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GTX Corp (OTC: GTXO), a pioneer in the field of wearable GPS technology, is providing peace of mind to families in the form of dedicated wandering assistive technology. The company recently signed a collaboration agreement with Autism Society of America. An article further discussing the company reads: “Safety concerns are growing among the thousands of families that benefit from the society’s assistance, according to Autism Society of America President Scott Badesch. Wandering is one of the primary concerns, as nearly 50 percent of the children that have been diagnosed with autism will wander. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that one in four children with autism has been missing long enough to cause concern (http://nnw.fm/Ek3oJ). Most often, these children and young individuals wander away from their own homes or classrooms. There are several main triggers for such behavior, including enjoyment of exploring, an attempt to get to a place that the child loves, an attempt to leave a stressful situation or the desire to get close to something interesting. This tendency to stray away from safe environments can lead to serious personal safety risks.”
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