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Anderson Cooper 360: Blog Archive – Autism: Shattering stereotypes « – Blogs… Comments have been closed for this article Back to main Previous article:Live Blog from the Anchor Desk 4/2/08 Next article:Autism in the Middle East About this blog A behind the scenes look at Anderson Cooper 360 and the stories it covers, written by Anderson Cooper and the show s correspondents and producers. I have a 5-year old son with autism, and even the most basic understanding of autism comes…
Study links rainfall to autism in children – On Deadline – USATODAY.com News top stories The Lede, a New York Times blog MSNBC most popular stories BBC News in depth Fox News ’ On the Scene blog More blogs about news. Michael Fitzpatrick, a London physician who wrote “Defeating Autism: A Damaging Delusion”, expressed doubt, telling Reuters that autism diagnoses are on the rise in all climates. “If you look at the autism literature now, they’re much more open to an environmental…
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