Monday, Dec 17, 2012 12:45 PM UTC
Can children’s literature teach us about autism?
"Autism and Talent" author Uta Frith explains why the disorder continues to fascinate her
"Autism and Talent" author Uta Frith explains why the disorder continues to fascinate her
Machines are increasingly being used to treat the sick. But are patients growing too attached to their caretakers?
The Child Mind Institute hopes to pinpoint the origins of autism, depression and psychosis, among other disorders
A scientific study of six children suggests some hope -- mainly for a rare, hereditary form of autism
With the latest annotation of the human genome, researchers have made new discoveries about common diseases
A new study could have implications for relationships
Kids are getting (and dying of) preventable diseases. Thanks again, Jenny McCarthy!
Underfunded schools are facing an influx of students with disabilities -- and using increasingly brutal discipline
Temple Grandin tells Salon what the new numbers mean to her, and why increased autism awareness isn't always good
The recent stats may seem scary. But as a mom who worried in solitude, I know there's hope in not being alone
After claiming that the life-saving HPV vaccine causes "mental retardation," the candidate declines to apologize
The suddenly flailing 2012 candidate adopts the popular liberal myth that injections are dangerous
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