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Archived | Google Alert – autism | Circa September 6, 2009 #AutisticHistory

Google News Alert for: autism September 6, 2009 Center for Research on Globalization'It's The Vaccines, Stupid!'Center for Research on GlobalizationIt has been speculated for some time that there might be a link in the alarming rise in cases of autism among tiny infants and children and massive multiple ...See all stories on this topicSchools cope with challenge of educating autistic studentsColorado …

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Archived | Rethink Autism Launches First Website Empowering Families And Professionals With Science-Based Techniques To Confront The Daily Challenges Of Autism | Circa June 2009 #NotAnAutisticAlly

Rethink Autism Launches First Website Empowering Families And Professionals With Science-Based Techniques To Confront The Daily Challenges Of Autism Yesterday Rethink Autism, Inc., an educational technology company based in New York City, launched http://www.rethinkautism.comthe first online resource to offer parents and professionals immediate access to effective and affordable treatment tools for the growing population affected by autism …

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Archived | Autism Society Launches New Website | Circa January 21, 2011 #NotAnAutisticAlly #AutisticHistory

NEWS The Autism Society Launches New Website Last week, the Autism Society, the nation’s leading grassroots autismorganization, launched its new website, www.autism-society.org. The new site will continue to serve as the top “go-to” source for the autism community worldwide while introducing new user experiences such as a blog, seamless interaction with our social media channels, an art gallery and “story spaces” where …

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Archived | Autism Speaks: Keep In Touch | Circa February 2005 #NotAnAutisticAlly #AutisticHistory

Keep In Touch Please help us keep in touch with you. By joining our community, you will have a direct impact on our ability to find a cure for autism. In addition to receiving important information on ways you can directly help facilitate research studies that will lead to major advances in autism treatment and …

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Archived | Heroes Come To The Rescue For Autism | Circa March 2009 #CelebrityInfluencers #NotAnAutisticAlly #AutisticHistory

Heroes Come To The Rescue For Autism Fans of NBC’s Heroes will be excited to learn about an event to take place in April featuring the cast from the hit show, live music from Band From TV, and a silent auction – all to benefit children with autism. Heroes For Autism will take place on April 19 at the …

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Archived | Whose DNA Is It, Anyway? | Circa October 24, 1997 #AutisticHistory

SCIENCE magazine, Oct. 24, 1997 Whose DNA Is It, Anyway? Eliot Marshall Three NIH institutes are trying to open up collections of DNA to spur hunts for disease genes, but clinicians fear that molecular biologists will skim the cream off years of their painstaking work Jonathan Shestack, co-founder of Cure Autism Now "I thought the …

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Archived | Autism Speaks / CDC Epidemiology Subcommittee Meetings Notes | Circa September – December 2006 #NotAnAutisticAlly

minutes_sept-dec2006Download Conference callAutism Speaks / CDC Epidemiology SubcommitteeSeptember 2006 Minutes from August 2006 were approved. Updates from the working groups There was a discussion on the significant issues in conducting research in these countries and this discussion mainly focused on the problems with case definitions of autism in different countries and the broader definition of …

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