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More U.S. families in the grip of autism
While the causes for the dramatic rise in autism cases over the past decade are the subject of much debate, one thing is certain: early diagnosis is crucial. FULL STORY
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Autism can be an 'advantage,' says researcher
Some traits of autism inherited, study shows
10 autism clusters identified in California
Special diets unnecessary for autistic children
1 in 110 children have autism, study finds
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  'Autism: The Hidden Epidemic?' on DVD

"Autism: The Hidden Epidemic?" is a compilation of NBC News special reports on the subject of America's fastest growing serious developmental disability. Included on the DVD are an 11-part "Today" show series, a four-part series from CNBC, extensive reporting from "Nightly News with Brian Williams," as well as comprehensive coverage on autism that aired on MSNBC, NBC Universal's owned-and-operated stations and Telemundo.

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  Today Show: Autism Book Features
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Opening Walker’s heart and mind
In 'The Boy Who Loved Windows,' Patricia Stacey tells how her son was saved from autistic isolation. Read an excerpt
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Encouraging intellectual and emotional growth
Stanley Greenspan, Serena Wieder and Robin Simons integrate research and clinical experience into a definitive guide on raising special needs children. Read an excerpt
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