FEAT-FMC Newsletter Messagenewsletterx FEAT-FMC Newsletter info@feat-fmc.org via domain.softcom.netMon, Jan 25, 2010, 3:16 PMto me FAMILIES FOR EFFECTIVE AUTISM TREATMENTFRESNO/MADERA COUNTY — Autism — Autism — Autism — Autism — Autism — 1970 one-in-10,000 * 2000 one-in-166 * 2010 one-in-110These are the numbers of children born who will contract Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) Does this look […]
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