As Seen On Twitter | That’s the false narrative the #antivax lobby would like everyone to believe. | Prof Peter Hotez

https://twitter.com/PeterHotez/status/1180496874102501383 Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD@PeterHotez That’s the false narrative the #antivax lobby would like everyone to believe. The truth: It’s a group of ringleaders who figured out how to monetize the internet selling advertising, fake books, phony autism cures, and then creating PACs aligned with extremist political parties Jordan Sather@Jordan_Sather_ · Oct 5 Replying …

On YouTube, people with disabilities create content to show and normalize their experiences – The Washington Post

Ruby Ardolf, 14, has her own YouTube channel, featuring familiar aspects of a teen’s daily life and merchandise with messages of kindness and inclusion. But Ruby is not a typical teen vlogger. She is disabled — one of 12 people worldwide with a genetic condition called Stromme syndrome, which results in microcephaly (small brain), and …

Autistic kids and birthdays | Autistic and Cheerful

There are shitloads of birthdays this time of year, aren’t there? While adults have the freedom to decide how, when and if they want to celebrate, kids often have things organised for them by… Source: Autistic kids and birthdays | Autistic and Cheerful

Cure Autism Now … A Brief Introduction | Video

https://youtu.be/8g1qhxkJwOQ Cure Autism Now ... A Brief History Cure Autism Now In 2007, Autism Speaks completed its merger with Cure Autism Now (CAN).[4] CAN was founded in 1995 by Jonathan Shestack and Portia Iversen, the parents of a child with autism whose story is told in the book Strange Son. It was an organization of parents, doctors …