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| New Scientist and the Autism Omnibus |
| Published: June 23, 2007, 4:39 pm |
| Tags: New Scientist, Thimerosal, Mmr, Geiers, Autism Omnibus, Autism Parents, Chelation, Lupron, Autism, Research Ethics, Quackery In Autism, Autism Research, Mercury |
| New Scientist has published an interesting commentary on the Autism Omnibus proceedings that are taking place in the United States Court of Federal Claims. They are quite rightly sympathetic to the Cedillo family whose case is the first of around 4,800 that seek to establish whether or not thimerosal containing vaccines, MMR or a combination |
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| Downs but not out. |
| Published: June 17, 2007, 5:01 pm |
| Tags: Quackery In Autism, Autism Research, Downs Syndrome, Genetic Research, Research Ethics, Disability Rights, Autism, Abortion, Neurodiversity, Parents |
| Down’s syndrome novel tugs at America’s heartstrings Moving tale that highlights genetic condition becomes sleeper hit of the year Paul Harris in New York Sunday June 17, 2007 The Observer Like many good stories, The Memory Keeper’s Daughter begins on a dark and snowy night. But, unlike most first novels from barely known |
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| Bad Science Abuses Autistics |
| Published: August 30, 2007, 6:22 am |
| Tags: Quackery In Autism, Badscience, Autism Rights, Research Ethics, Psychoanalysis, Autism, Psychiatry, Ethics |
| If you have not read them already I urge you to visit Kristina Chew’s and Interverbal’s blogs where they write on an extraordinary technique employed by French psychiatrists to “treat” autism. And if anybody is fluent in French I would be interested to know what they are saying about it on Forum Autisme My own limited |
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