N.A.S. (Surrey Branch) News Archive
1st April - 30th June 2004


The following are all links to news stories between 1st April 2004 to 30th June 2004 that have some mention of Autism or Asperger Syndrome. The reference in some cases may be quite obscure - but unfortunately there is no easy way of automatically excluding these. In some cases the story may no longer be available or may be a duplicate of another story linked from this page. All links open up in a new window. The archive is in ascending date order.

Archived on Thursday April 1 at 3.40am:

Giant Steps Partners with HelpingMySchool.com Calling for Public Support for Children with Autism | MAPLE, ON, March 30 /CNW Telbec/ - Giant Steps is counting on the public to purchase their groceries and other household items at HelpingMySchool.com, in support of their special school for elementa...   (Canada Newswire) 

Centre for autistic children is on the way Project delayed by legal problems | 30 March 2004 | AN all-Ireland centre for the education of autistic children is set to open in Co Armagh a year later than planned. | The Centre of Excellence for A...   (Belfast Telegraph) 

Britney, Justin, Christina ... and Ryan? HOLLYWOOD - Ryan Gosling sang and danced on "The Mickey Mouse Club" alongside Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Justin Timberlake. | They kept singing and dancing and became pop superstars. | Gos...   (New York Daily News) 

Britney, Justin,Christina ... and Ryan? HOLLYWOOD - Ryan Gosling sang and danced on "The Mickey Mouse Club" alongside Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Justin Timberlake. | They kept singing and dancing and became pop superstars. | Gos...   (New York Daily News) 

Walker defends special-needs bill veto House Bill 115 started as a way to ease the financial burden of parents who send their disabled students to specialized private schools. But Gov. Olene Walker's veto and a newly unveiled compromise pr...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Shortage of teachers for disabled students | KUALA LUMPUR: There is a shortage of special education teachers for disabled students, especially in the fields of dyslexia and autism.  | Deputy director-general of Education (Special Educatio...   (The Star) 

Missing autistic boy found safe near Brisbane A 9-year-old boy missing for two nights in rugged bush country north-west of Brisbane was yesterday found safe and well. | The boy, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers afte...   (NZ Herald) 

Thinking like a child saves scared little boy IT was some smart thinking and the promise of chocolate that finally lured nine-year-old autistic boy Thomas Sanday into the arms of rescuers yesterday after two days lost in rugged Queensland bush. |...   (The Australian) 

Cure Autism Now Foundation Sets Goal to Raise $1 Million for Autism Research at WALK NOW Los Angeles Event Eight-time Grammy Winner Chaka Khan to Host Second Annual Benefit for Cure Autism Now LOS ANGELES, March 29 /PRNewswire/ -- The Cure Autism Now Foundation, a leading organization in the funding of aut...   (PR Newswire) 

Oakland Awards & activities | Waterford: Joyce Wefel, Oakland Schools Regional Autism Services Mentor Teacher, was named Special Olympics Coach of the Year for Oakland County by the Michigan District Civitan Clubs. The organizat...   (Detroit news) 

Autistic boy found after two days lost in bush | A nine-year-old autistic boy has been found after spending two nights in bushland in south-east Queensland. | Thomas Sanday had been missing since Saturday when he left his family's campsite near Ki...   (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) 

Missing autistic boy found safe in bush A nine-year-old boy missing for two nights in rugged bush country north-west of Brisbane was today found safe and well. | Police said he appeared to have come through his ordeal relatively unscathed. ...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Autistic boy alone in bush CONCERN is growing for a nine-year-old autistic boy who has been missing north-west of Brisbane since Saturday. | ...   (The Australian) 

Search to resume for missing autistic boy | There are growing fears for the safety of a nine-year-old autistic boy missing in south-east Queensland since Saturday. | Two other people have also been reported missing. | Two hundred people searc...   (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) 

Ventriloquist off to Hungary to entertain kids Yomiuri Shimbun | A volunteer ventriloquist from Daitocho, Iwate Prefecture, who entertains disabled and abused children, will visit Hungary for about 10 days in October, making Hungary the ninth coun...   (Daily Yomiuri) 

Search for missing autistic boy HUNDREDS of volunteers have joined the search for an autistic boy missing from his family's campsite since yesterday. | ...   (The Australian) 

Darkness hampers search for missing autistic boy | A search for a missing autistic boy In Queensland has been suspended because darkness has hampered rescue efforts. | Police say the search for nine-year-old Thomas Sanday will resume at first light....   (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) 

Fields shares immense joy of fishing with children When Indiana youth organizations need someone to talk to kids about the joys of fishing, they don't have to look farther than Galveston, Ind. | That's where Bud Fields, 59, resides. He's quick to resp...   (Indianapolis Star) 

They're death on 4 wheels Meet the city's stealth pedestrian killers. | Full-sized vans kill a pedestrian in the city once every 21 days, on average, a Daily News analysis of federal accident data found. | Used widely by trade...   (New York Daily News) 

Children's development clinic Calendar listings run in the Thursday editions of Globe South. Send items for Calendar or Community Bulletin Board to: Globe South, The Boston Globe, 1165 Washington St., Hanover, MA 02339.   | B...   (The Boston Globe) 

Archived on Friday April 2 at 0.21am:

Researchers identify autism risk gene | Story Tools | NEW YORK (AP) -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. | The variants are fairly common and can'...   (CNN) 

Scientists find gene variations that could boost autism risk Researchers reported Thursday they have identified two gene variants that could increase a child's risk of developing autism by twofold or more. | While previous studies have found links between rare ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Scientists identify possible autism link Scientists say they have identified two variants of a single gene that may raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. | The variants are fairly common and cannot bring on the disease by themse...   (Globe and Mail) 

Primitive fossil arm performed push-ups       | A tiny fossil - the most primitive forelimb bone yet recovered - has revealed important insights into how animals colonised the land. | The find was unearthed by a road in Penns...   (New Scientist) 

Canada NewsWire summary of releases for Midday, Thursday April 1st 2004 | TORONTO, April 1 /CNW/ - General C3699 - TORONTO : LCBO offers diverse Kosher selection this Passover (LCBO-Kosher-selection) C5291 - LONDON, ON : Government of Canada provides funding for employmen...   (Canada Newswire) 

Scientists identify gene that might raise autism risk NEW YORK -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. |   | Related: | • | • | The variants are fairl...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

Google set to sort out free email       | The web's most popular search engine Google has revealed plans to provide a free online email service featuring huge storage capacity, complex searching and sorting capabilities...   (New Scientist) 

Professor's autism-brain theory sparks debate By RON TODT, Associated Press | PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general diff...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Scientists in France Announce Discovery of an Autism Disease Gene | PARIS, France, April 1 /CNW/ - Scientists working at IntegraGen SA announced today that they have successfully identified a gene associated with autism. Although the gene has never been implicated i...   (Canada Newswire) 

Autism May Have Hereditary Link | THURSDAY, April 1 (HealthDayNews) -- For the first time, scientists have identified a strong link between a specific gene and autism. | The finding appears in the April issue of the American Journal...   (Healthfinder) 

Viagra could reduce men's fertility       | Taking Viagra could reduce men's fertility, suggest the results of a new study. The anti-impotence drug not only speeds sperm up, researchers found, but it also caused the vital...   (New Scientist) 

McGuinty government introduces innovative video-conferencing service to help adults with a developmental disability | New pilot project a real, positive change for Northwestern communities TORONTO, April 1 /CNW/ - The McGuinty government is improving access to specialized health and clinical services for adults wit...   (Canada Newswire) 

Placer County conference covers kids and autism By Jocelyn Wiener -- Bee Staff Writer | How does a parent plan for the financial needs of a child with autism? | What information is available about behavior management? | How can a family get involve...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Scientists identify gene that might raise autism risk NEW YORK (AP) — Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. | The variants are fairly common and can't bring on t...   (USA Today) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA - Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brain...   (The State) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brai...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA April 1 — Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male an...   (ABC News) 

Autism theory on brains sparks debate PHILADELPHIA -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brai...   (Seattle Post) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate | PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and fema...   (The Associated Press) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brai...   (Newsday) 

Archived on Friday April 2 at 0.21am:

New plan for girl with autism (San Jose Mercury News, CA - 11 hours ago). The Los Altos School District must create a new plan for educating an autistic third-grader who was barred from her classroom at Springer Elementary School in..

Plan ordered for autistic girl (San Jose Mercury News, CA - 11 hours ago). .. School District must create a new plan for educating an autistic third-grader.. partly because of more children being diagnosed with autism -- a developmental..

Autism portrayal spurs protest (Calendar Live (subscription), CA - 17 hours ago). .. what autism is" that will be overshadowed by the sympathy they are supposed to feel for the film's main character - a teenager who murders an autistic child...

Press Release : The National Autistic Society Communicates with.. (e-consultancy, UK - Mar 30, 2004). .. to parents of an adult or child with an autistic spectrum disorder.. spend a few hours each week with a person with autism or their.. Asperger syndrome Social Groups..

Centre for autistic children is on the way (Belfast Telegraph (subscription), UK - Mar 30, 2004). .. Ireland centre for the education of autistic children is set to open in Co Armagh a year later than planned. The Centre of Excellence for Autism was expected..

Cure Autism Now Foundation Sets Goal to Raise $1 Million for.. (Yahoo News (press release) - Mar 29, 2004). LOS ANGELES, March 29 /PRNewswire/ -- The Cure Autism Now Foundation, a leading organization in the funding of autism research, will hold the second annual..

Autism Parent Group to Meet Thursday (Oswego Daily News, NY - Mar 29, 2004). Parents of students with Autism Spectrum and Related Disorders eg, NVLD, ADHD, LD, are welcome to attend our monthly parent meeting in Mexico...

AUTISTIC CHILDREN HEAR MUSIC (Central TV, UK - Mar 29, 2004). .. an autistic son and my wife and I are musicians so it seemed like a good idea to combine the 2 things that had become central to our lives, music and autism...

£ 200000 BID TO HELP CHRONIC SHORTAGE IN AUTISM SUPPORT (The Sentinel, UK - Mar 28, 2004). .. Campaigners have called for an urgent review of services amid claims there is a "chronic" shortage for people living with autism and Asperger's syndrome in..

Missing autistic boy found safe on ridge (Townsville Bulletin, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Missing autistic boy found safe on ridge (Queensland Sunday Mail, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (Advertiser, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (NEWS.com.au, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Missing autistic boy found safe in bush (Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (Daily Telegraph, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (The Australian, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (Brisbane Courier Mail, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Darkness hampers search for missing autistic boy (ABC Regional Online, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). A search for a missing autistic boy In Queensland has been suspended because darkness has hampered rescue efforts. Police say the..

Search to resume for missing autistic boy (ABC Regional Online, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). There are growing fears for the safety of a nine-year-old autistic boy missing in south-east Queensland since Saturday. Two other..

Archived on Friday April 2 at 8.53pm:

Researchers identify autism risk gene | Story Tools | NEW YORK (AP) -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. | The variants are fairly common and can'...   (CNN) 

Scientists find gene variations that could boost autism risk Researchers reported Thursday they have identified two gene variants that could increase a child's risk of developing autism by twofold or more. | While previous studies have found links between rare ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Scientists identify possible autism link Scientists say they have identified two variants of a single gene that may raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. | The variants are fairly common and cannot bring on the disease by themse...   (Globe and Mail) 

Primitive fossil arm performed push-ups       | A tiny fossil - the most primitive forelimb bone yet recovered - has revealed important insights into how animals colonised the land. | The find was unearthed by a road in Penns...   (New Scientist) 

Canada NewsWire summary of releases for Midday, Thursday April 1st 2004 | TORONTO, April 1 /CNW/ - General C3699 - TORONTO : LCBO offers diverse Kosher selection this Passover (LCBO-Kosher-selection) C5291 - LONDON, ON : Government of Canada provides funding for employmen...   (Canada Newswire) 

Scientists identify gene that might raise autism risk NEW YORK -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. |   | Related: | • | • | The variants are fairl...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

Google set to sort out free email       | The web's most popular search engine Google has revealed plans to provide a free online email service featuring huge storage capacity, complex searching and sorting capabilities...   (New Scientist) 

Professor's autism-brain theory sparks debate By RON TODT, Associated Press | PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general diff...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Scientists in France Announce Discovery of an Autism Disease Gene | PARIS, France, April 1 /CNW/ - Scientists working at IntegraGen SA announced today that they have successfully identified a gene associated with autism. Although the gene has never been implicated i...   (Canada Newswire) 

Autism May Have Hereditary Link | THURSDAY, April 1 (HealthDayNews) -- For the first time, scientists have identified a strong link between a specific gene and autism. | The finding appears in the April issue of the American Journal...   (Healthfinder) 

Viagra could reduce men's fertility       | Taking Viagra could reduce men's fertility, suggest the results of a new study. The anti-impotence drug not only speeds sperm up, researchers found, but it also caused the vital...   (New Scientist) 

McGuinty government introduces innovative video-conferencing service to help adults with a developmental disability | New pilot project a real, positive change for Northwestern communities TORONTO, April 1 /CNW/ - The McGuinty government is improving access to specialized health and clinical services for adults wit...   (Canada Newswire) 

Placer County conference covers kids and autism By Jocelyn Wiener -- Bee Staff Writer | How does a parent plan for the financial needs of a child with autism? | What information is available about behavior management? | How can a family get involve...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Scientists identify gene that might raise autism risk NEW YORK (AP) — Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. | The variants are fairly common and can't bring on t...   (USA Today) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA - Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brain...   (The State) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brai...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA April 1 — Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male an...   (ABC News) 

Autism theory on brains sparks debate PHILADELPHIA -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brai...   (Seattle Post) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate | PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and fema...   (The Associated Press) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brai...   (Newsday) 

Archived on Friday April 2 at 8.53pm:

New plan for girl with autism (San Jose Mercury News, CA - 11 hours ago). The Los Altos School District must create a new plan for educating an autistic third-grader who was barred from her classroom at Springer Elementary School in..

Plan ordered for autistic girl (San Jose Mercury News, CA - 11 hours ago). .. School District must create a new plan for educating an autistic third-grader.. partly because of more children being diagnosed with autism -- a developmental..

Autism portrayal spurs protest (Calendar Live (subscription), CA - 17 hours ago). .. what autism is" that will be overshadowed by the sympathy they are supposed to feel for the film's main character - a teenager who murders an autistic child...

Press Release : The National Autistic Society Communicates with.. (e-consultancy, UK - Mar 30, 2004). .. to parents of an adult or child with an autistic spectrum disorder.. spend a few hours each week with a person with autism or their.. Asperger syndrome Social Groups..

Centre for autistic children is on the way (Belfast Telegraph (subscription), UK - Mar 30, 2004). .. Ireland centre for the education of autistic children is set to open in Co Armagh a year later than planned. The Centre of Excellence for Autism was expected..

Cure Autism Now Foundation Sets Goal to Raise $1 Million for.. (Yahoo News (press release) - Mar 29, 2004). LOS ANGELES, March 29 /PRNewswire/ -- The Cure Autism Now Foundation, a leading organization in the funding of autism research, will hold the second annual..

Autism Parent Group to Meet Thursday (Oswego Daily News, NY - Mar 29, 2004). Parents of students with Autism Spectrum and Related Disorders eg, NVLD, ADHD, LD, are welcome to attend our monthly parent meeting in Mexico...

AUTISTIC CHILDREN HEAR MUSIC (Central TV, UK - Mar 29, 2004). .. an autistic son and my wife and I are musicians so it seemed like a good idea to combine the 2 things that had become central to our lives, music and autism...

£ 200000 BID TO HELP CHRONIC SHORTAGE IN AUTISM SUPPORT (The Sentinel, UK - Mar 28, 2004). .. Campaigners have called for an urgent review of services amid claims there is a "chronic" shortage for people living with autism and Asperger's syndrome in..

Missing autistic boy found safe on ridge (Townsville Bulletin, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Missing autistic boy found safe on ridge (Queensland Sunday Mail, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (Advertiser, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (NEWS.com.au, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Missing autistic boy found safe in bush (Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (Daily Telegraph, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (The Australian, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (Brisbane Courier Mail, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Autistic boy found safe on ridge (Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). .. Thomas, who has autism, sparked a huge search by hundreds of volunteers after he wandered away from a family campsite near Kilcoy on Saturday...

Darkness hampers search for missing autistic boy (ABC Regional Online, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). A search for a missing autistic boy In Queensland has been suspended because darkness has hampered rescue efforts. Police say the..

Search to resume for missing autistic boy (ABC Regional Online, Australia - Mar 28, 2004). There are growing fears for the safety of a nine-year-old autistic boy missing in south-east Queensland since Saturday. Two other..

Archived on Saturday April 3 at 5.01pm:

Researchers identify autism risk gene | Story Tools | NEW YORK (AP) -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. | The variants are fairly common and can'...   (CNN) 

Scientists find gene variations that could boost autism risk Researchers reported Thursday they have identified two gene variants that could increase a child's risk of developing autism by twofold or more. | While previous studies have found links between rare ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Scientists identify possible autism link Scientists say they have identified two variants of a single gene that may raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. | The variants are fairly common and cannot bring on the disease by themse...   (Globe and Mail) 

Primitive fossil arm performed push-ups       | A tiny fossil - the most primitive forelimb bone yet recovered - has revealed important insights into how animals colonised the land. | The find was unearthed by a road in Penns...   (New Scientist) 

Canada NewsWire summary of releases for Midday, Thursday April 1st 2004 | TORONTO, April 1 /CNW/ - General C3699 - TORONTO : LCBO offers diverse Kosher selection this Passover (LCBO-Kosher-selection) C5291 - LONDON, ON : Government of Canada provides funding for employmen...   (Canada Newswire) 

Scientists identify gene that might raise autism risk NEW YORK -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. |   | Related: | • | • | The variants are fairl...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

Google set to sort out free email       | The web's most popular search engine Google has revealed plans to provide a free online email service featuring huge storage capacity, complex searching and sorting capabilities...   (New Scientist) 

Professor's autism-brain theory sparks debate By RON TODT, Associated Press | PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general diff...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Scientists in France Announce Discovery of an Autism Disease Gene | PARIS, France, April 1 /CNW/ - Scientists working at IntegraGen SA announced today that they have successfully identified a gene associated with autism. Although the gene has never been implicated i...   (Canada Newswire) 

Autism May Have Hereditary Link | THURSDAY, April 1 (HealthDayNews) -- For the first time, scientists have identified a strong link between a specific gene and autism. | The finding appears in the April issue of the American Journal...   (Healthfinder) 

Viagra could reduce men's fertility       | Taking Viagra could reduce men's fertility, suggest the results of a new study. The anti-impotence drug not only speeds sperm up, researchers found, but it also caused the vital...   (New Scientist) 

McGuinty government introduces innovative video-conferencing service to help adults with a developmental disability | New pilot project a real, positive change for Northwestern communities TORONTO, April 1 /CNW/ - The McGuinty government is improving access to specialized health and clinical services for adults wit...   (Canada Newswire) 

Placer County conference covers kids and autism By Jocelyn Wiener -- Bee Staff Writer | How does a parent plan for the financial needs of a child with autism? | What information is available about behavior management? | How can a family get involve...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Scientists identify gene that might raise autism risk NEW YORK (AP) — Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more. | The variants are fairly common and can't bring on t...   (USA Today) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA - Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brain...   (The State) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brai...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA April 1 — Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male an...   (ABC News) 

Autism theory on brains sparks debate PHILADELPHIA -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brai...   (Seattle Post) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate | PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and fema...   (The Associated Press) 

Autism Theory on Brains Sparks Debate PHILADELPHIA -- Cambridge University professor Simon Baron-Cohen thinks he knows why autism strikes four times as many boys as girls, but his theory of general differences between male and female brai...   (Newsday) 

Archived on Monday April 5 at 8.25pm:

Debating the Carson Smith Special Needs Scholarship Over the past several months, I have earned a citizen's Ph.D. in how the Legislature works. For countless hours I have worked with other parents of special-needs children in talking to legislators and...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Walker's veto stinks Gov. Walker's veto of the Carson Smith Scholarship bill stinks to high heaven. First she wants to help all the children. Now she wants to funnel money to the Carmen Pingree School for Autistic Childre...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

UAlbany-based center for autism reaches more counties, schools A University at Albany-based program that trains teachers and parents to more effectively deal with autistic children has been expanded this school year from three to six counties and from 30 to 50 sc...   (Times Union) 

New kids on the blog 'This is one about my son,' Lynn Gomm said as she spellchecked another portion of her life in Stoke-on-Trent. 'He's 14 and has Asperger's syndrome. He's not expected to do that much around the house, ...   (The Observer) 

Of bloody miracles and wiser nuns How long does it take to imagine a heart transplant? Not more than a squeamish second. Jonathan Holloway, artistic director of Red Shift theatre company and author of disagrees. He has written two 45-...   (The Observer) 

Talent search: 'Elmbrook Idol' fund-raiser draws 170 youths to audition Talent search: 'Elmbrook Idol' fund-raiser draws 170 youths to audition By LISA SINK | Last Updated: April 3, 2004 | (STYL)CUT,P6.0 Hannah Rosencrantz, 9, sings "Maybe" from the musical "Annie." Rosen...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

He is 93, will keep going till 98 EUROVISION/RASHMEE Z AHMED | TIMES NEWS NETWORK | The sight of Fauja Singh thundering over London's Millennium Bridge on his 93rd birthday, kitted out in a prestige pair of Adidas trainers, proved you...   (The Times Of India) 

Family Stunned by Chip Pan Blaze Deaths A family was grieving tonight over the deaths of two brothers and their sister in a house blaze which is thought to have started with a chip pan fire. | Nine-year-old Declan Moran died in hospital fol...   (Scotsman) 

Rolling for Autism Awareness set for April 17 IT’S TIME AGAIN for the annual Rolling for Autism Awareness fund-raiser. The event will take place April 17 at Royal Z Lanes on Two Notch Road and the South Carolina Autism Society serves as hos...   (The State) 

Labonte back on front row in Texas | Saturday, April 03, 2004 By The Associated Press | Bobby Labonte is back on the front row at Texas Motor Speedway. Now he'd like to win at the track in his home state. | Labonte earned his second co...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

McMurray knew better, but had to retaliate FORT WORTH, Texas - Jamie McMurray knew better than to retaliate against Matt Kenseth at Bristol. But he had to do something to express his frustration. | ``I've watched a lot of people do that and th...   (Boston Herald) 

Speech by Minister Yaacob Ibrahim, at the opening of The Blue Cross Thong Kheng Home, 03 April 2004, 9.30 am | Mayor Yu-Foo Yee Shoon | Mr Seow Chiap Khim, President of the Thong Kheng Charitable Institution and Chairman, Blue Cross Thong Kheng Home | Distinguished guests | Ladies and Gentlemen | I am please...   (SG News) 

Natural Births Can Prevent Kids Turning Into Crooks | Apr 3 2004 | Amazing claim by French baby guru as he slams caesareans | By Paula Cairney | FIVE-week-old Cleo de Luna is fast asleep in her cot. A mass of dark hair surrounds her peaceful face as he...   (Daily Record) 

Breaking the Ice Like so many of the youngsters who meet Coach Mike Hickey for the first time, Sam Smith was nervous and reserved. | Smith, a teenager with autism, was among the initial group of players to register fo...   (The Washington Post) 

Tierra del Sol sponsors feted at fund-raiser By Ryan Oliver | Staff Writer | UNIVERSAL CITY -- With state budget cuts on the horizon, organizers of the Tierra del Sol Foundation said that Friday night's annual tribute dinner to raise money for t...   (LA Dailynews) 

Notebook: McMurray knew better, but had to retaliate SportsLine.com wire reports       | FORT WORTH, Texas -- knew better than to retaliate against at Bristol. But he had to do something to express his frustration.   | "I've watched ...   (CBS SportsLine) 

Axe is lifted from school | By Cathy Spencer, The Evening Chronicle   | A school for deaf and disabled children has been saved from the axe, it was revealed today. | The Chronicle backed the campaign to save Northern Coun...   (IC Newcastle) 

Mercury-laced shots OK for kids, CDC says / Parents' groups see conflicting messages Hundreds of thousands of infants and toddlers who get flu shots starting this fall could be exposed to a mercury-laced preservative that has been all but eliminated from other pediatric vaccines becau...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

U.S. Won't Alert Parents, Doctors on Mercury in Flu Shots for Kids Hundreds of thousands of infants and toddlers who get flu shots starting this fall could be exposed to a mercury-laced preservative that has been all but eliminated from other pediatric vaccines becau...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autism gene identified A gene that may increase the risk of autism in the general population has been identified for the first time by scientists. | The gene was discovered in a chromosome region previously suspected of bei...   (Femail) 

Archived on Monday April 5 at 8.25pm:

Aid to autism center heartwarming (Arizona Republic, AZ - 1 hour ago). .. what Denise, who has a 12-year-old autistic son, calls a friend-raiser. She says the breakfast, underwritten by supporters, raises awareness of autism and has..

District modifies approach to autism (Lansdale Reporter, PA - 13 hours ago). The Souderton Area School district has formed an interdisciplinary team for its newly formed autism program to address growing pains...

Invisible barrier separates autistic children, others (Corpus Christi Caller Times, TX - 17 hours ago). .. Still, the number of autistic students who spend more.. Most children with autism are boys; the ratio.. others, for instance, those with Asperger's disorder, can..

Rolling for Autism Awareness set for April 17 (The State, SC - Apr 3, 2004). By JOHNNY PASCHAL. IT’S TIME AGAIN for the annual Rolling for Autism Awareness fund-raiser. The event will take place April 17..

Parents win battle over schooling for autistic child (The Globe and Mail, Canada - Apr 3, 2004). .. School Board is paying $3,500 for home treatment for an autistic child until.. year-old daughter Carly Fleischmann, who was diagnosed with severe autism when she..

All about Autism (Medical News Today, UK - Apr 2, 2004). .. 1-44. ASDs include autistic disorder, pervasive developmental disorder - not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS, including atypical autism), and Asperger disorder...

Autism May Have Hereditary Link (PakTribune.com, Pakistan - Apr 2, 2004). .. The Mount Sinai team screened a region on chromosome 2 in 411 families that have members with autism or autistic disorder. Several..

OPEN DAY FOR AUTISTIC STUDENTS (West Country, UK - Apr 2, 2004). .. But youngsters with autism can find college daunting... John Clay - Our support staff and our lecturing staff will be going with autistic students to access..

Scientists may have found genes that double risk of autism (Chicago Sun Times, IL - Apr 2, 2004). BY MALCOLM RITTER. NEW YORK -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more...

Gene linked with higher autism risk (Newsday, NY - Apr 2, 2004). Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more... Of those, 720 had autism...

Gene linked with higher autism risk (New York Newsday, United States - Apr 2, 2004). Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more... Of those, 720 had autism...

Autistic boy finds niche in robotics competition (Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - Apr 2, 2004). .. In an Atlanta middle school with 2,000 kids, Michael, who has been diagnosed with autism, was picked on by students and ignored by teachers...

Autistic teen finds niche in robotics (Charlotte Observer, NC - Apr 2, 2004). .. Crouching below the other engineers, Michael, who has been diagnosed with autism, rarely speaks with the others and is instead concentrated on the task at hand..

Gene may increase the risk of autism (Miami Herald, FL - Apr 2, 2004). NEW YORK - (AP) -- Scientists say they have identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more...

Autistic boy finds niche in robotics competition (The State, SC - Apr 1, 2004). .. Crouching below the other engineers, Michael, who has been diagnosed with autism, rarely speaks with the others and is instead concentrated on the task at hand..

Autistic boy finds niche in robotics competition (Sarasota Herald-Tribune, FL - Apr 1, 2004). .. Crouching below the other engineers, Michael, who has been diagnosed with autism, rarely speaks with the others and is instead concentrated on the task at hand..

Study: First Gene Linked to Autism Found (WebMD - Apr 1, 2004). March 31, 2004 -- Researchers say they have identified the first gene specifically linked to autism risk. If confirmed, the findings..

Researchers find autism gene (Medical News Today, UK - Apr 1, 2004). .. Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder. It appears to be the most highly genetic of all psychiatric disorders...

Gene may increase autism risk: study (CBC News, Canada - Apr 1, 2004). Autism or autistic disorder affects about one in every 1,000 people. It interferes with their ability to communicate and interact with others...

Gene Changes Could Dramatically Increase Autism Risk (NBC 17.com, NC - Apr 1, 2004). .. autistic children. They said the changes in the gene affect a cell's ability to function normally. But they note that this change alone doesn't cause autism,..

Archived on Tuesday April 6 at 1.34pm:

Debating the Carson Smith Special Needs Scholarship Over the past several months, I have earned a citizen's Ph.D. in how the Legislature works. For countless hours I have worked with other parents of special-needs children in talking to legislators and...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Walker's veto stinks Gov. Walker's veto of the Carson Smith Scholarship bill stinks to high heaven. First she wants to help all the children. Now she wants to funnel money to the Carmen Pingree School for Autistic Childre...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

UAlbany-based center for autism reaches more counties, schools A University at Albany-based program that trains teachers and parents to more effectively deal with autistic children has been expanded this school year from three to six counties and from 30 to 50 sc...   (Times Union) 

New kids on the blog 'This is one about my son,' Lynn Gomm said as she spellchecked another portion of her life in Stoke-on-Trent. 'He's 14 and has Asperger's syndrome. He's not expected to do that much around the house, ...   (The Observer) 

Of bloody miracles and wiser nuns How long does it take to imagine a heart transplant? Not more than a squeamish second. Jonathan Holloway, artistic director of Red Shift theatre company and author of disagrees. He has written two 45-...   (The Observer) 

Talent search: 'Elmbrook Idol' fund-raiser draws 170 youths to audition Talent search: 'Elmbrook Idol' fund-raiser draws 170 youths to audition By LISA SINK | Last Updated: April 3, 2004 | (STYL)CUT,P6.0 Hannah Rosencrantz, 9, sings "Maybe" from the musical "Annie." Rosen...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

He is 93, will keep going till 98 EUROVISION/RASHMEE Z AHMED | TIMES NEWS NETWORK | The sight of Fauja Singh thundering over London's Millennium Bridge on his 93rd birthday, kitted out in a prestige pair of Adidas trainers, proved you...   (The Times Of India) 

Family Stunned by Chip Pan Blaze Deaths A family was grieving tonight over the deaths of two brothers and their sister in a house blaze which is thought to have started with a chip pan fire. | Nine-year-old Declan Moran died in hospital fol...   (Scotsman) 

Rolling for Autism Awareness set for April 17 IT’S TIME AGAIN for the annual Rolling for Autism Awareness fund-raiser. The event will take place April 17 at Royal Z Lanes on Two Notch Road and the South Carolina Autism Society serves as hos...   (The State) 

Labonte back on front row in Texas | Saturday, April 03, 2004 By The Associated Press | Bobby Labonte is back on the front row at Texas Motor Speedway. Now he'd like to win at the track in his home state. | Labonte earned his second co...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

McMurray knew better, but had to retaliate FORT WORTH, Texas - Jamie McMurray knew better than to retaliate against Matt Kenseth at Bristol. But he had to do something to express his frustration. | ``I've watched a lot of people do that and th...   (Boston Herald) 

Speech by Minister Yaacob Ibrahim, at the opening of The Blue Cross Thong Kheng Home, 03 April 2004, 9.30 am | Mayor Yu-Foo Yee Shoon | Mr Seow Chiap Khim, President of the Thong Kheng Charitable Institution and Chairman, Blue Cross Thong Kheng Home | Distinguished guests | Ladies and Gentlemen | I am please...   (SG News) 

Natural Births Can Prevent Kids Turning Into Crooks | Apr 3 2004 | Amazing claim by French baby guru as he slams caesareans | By Paula Cairney | FIVE-week-old Cleo de Luna is fast asleep in her cot. A mass of dark hair surrounds her peaceful face as he...   (Daily Record) 

Breaking the Ice Like so many of the youngsters who meet Coach Mike Hickey for the first time, Sam Smith was nervous and reserved. | Smith, a teenager with autism, was among the initial group of players to register fo...   (The Washington Post) 

Tierra del Sol sponsors feted at fund-raiser By Ryan Oliver | Staff Writer | UNIVERSAL CITY -- With state budget cuts on the horizon, organizers of the Tierra del Sol Foundation said that Friday night's annual tribute dinner to raise money for t...   (LA Dailynews) 

Notebook: McMurray knew better, but had to retaliate SportsLine.com wire reports       | FORT WORTH, Texas -- knew better than to retaliate against at Bristol. But he had to do something to express his frustration.   | "I've watched ...   (CBS SportsLine) 

Axe is lifted from school | By Cathy Spencer, The Evening Chronicle   | A school for deaf and disabled children has been saved from the axe, it was revealed today. | The Chronicle backed the campaign to save Northern Coun...   (IC Newcastle) 

Mercury-laced shots OK for kids, CDC says / Parents' groups see conflicting messages Hundreds of thousands of infants and toddlers who get flu shots starting this fall could be exposed to a mercury-laced preservative that has been all but eliminated from other pediatric vaccines becau...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

U.S. Won't Alert Parents, Doctors on Mercury in Flu Shots for Kids Hundreds of thousands of infants and toddlers who get flu shots starting this fall could be exposed to a mercury-laced preservative that has been all but eliminated from other pediatric vaccines becau...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autism gene identified A gene that may increase the risk of autism in the general population has been identified for the first time by scientists. | The gene was discovered in a chromosome region previously suspected of bei...   (Femail) 

Archived on Tuesday April 6 at 1.34pm:

Aid to autism center heartwarming (Arizona Republic, AZ - 1 hour ago). .. what Denise, who has a 12-year-old autistic son, calls a friend-raiser. She says the breakfast, underwritten by supporters, raises awareness of autism and has..

District modifies approach to autism (Lansdale Reporter, PA - 13 hours ago). The Souderton Area School district has formed an interdisciplinary team for its newly formed autism program to address growing pains...

Invisible barrier separates autistic children, others (Corpus Christi Caller Times, TX - 17 hours ago). .. Still, the number of autistic students who spend more.. Most children with autism are boys; the ratio.. others, for instance, those with Asperger's disorder, can..

Rolling for Autism Awareness set for April 17 (The State, SC - Apr 3, 2004). By JOHNNY PASCHAL. IT’S TIME AGAIN for the annual Rolling for Autism Awareness fund-raiser. The event will take place April 17..

Parents win battle over schooling for autistic child (The Globe and Mail, Canada - Apr 3, 2004). .. School Board is paying $3,500 for home treatment for an autistic child until.. year-old daughter Carly Fleischmann, who was diagnosed with severe autism when she..

All about Autism (Medical News Today, UK - Apr 2, 2004). .. 1-44. ASDs include autistic disorder, pervasive developmental disorder - not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS, including atypical autism), and Asperger disorder...

Autism May Have Hereditary Link (PakTribune.com, Pakistan - Apr 2, 2004). .. The Mount Sinai team screened a region on chromosome 2 in 411 families that have members with autism or autistic disorder. Several..

OPEN DAY FOR AUTISTIC STUDENTS (West Country, UK - Apr 2, 2004). .. But youngsters with autism can find college daunting... John Clay - Our support staff and our lecturing staff will be going with autistic students to access..

Scientists may have found genes that double risk of autism (Chicago Sun Times, IL - Apr 2, 2004). BY MALCOLM RITTER. NEW YORK -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more...

Gene linked with higher autism risk (Newsday, NY - Apr 2, 2004). Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more... Of those, 720 had autism...

Gene linked with higher autism risk (New York Newsday, United States - Apr 2, 2004). Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more... Of those, 720 had autism...

Autistic boy finds niche in robotics competition (Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - Apr 2, 2004). .. In an Atlanta middle school with 2,000 kids, Michael, who has been diagnosed with autism, was picked on by students and ignored by teachers...

Autistic teen finds niche in robotics (Charlotte Observer, NC - Apr 2, 2004). .. Crouching below the other engineers, Michael, who has been diagnosed with autism, rarely speaks with the others and is instead concentrated on the task at hand..

Gene may increase the risk of autism (Miami Herald, FL - Apr 2, 2004). NEW YORK - (AP) -- Scientists say they have identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more...

Autistic boy finds niche in robotics competition (The State, SC - Apr 1, 2004). .. Crouching below the other engineers, Michael, who has been diagnosed with autism, rarely speaks with the others and is instead concentrated on the task at hand..

Autistic boy finds niche in robotics competition (Sarasota Herald-Tribune, FL - Apr 1, 2004). .. Crouching below the other engineers, Michael, who has been diagnosed with autism, rarely speaks with the others and is instead concentrated on the task at hand..

Study: First Gene Linked to Autism Found (WebMD - Apr 1, 2004). March 31, 2004 -- Researchers say they have identified the first gene specifically linked to autism risk. If confirmed, the findings..

Researchers find autism gene (Medical News Today, UK - Apr 1, 2004). .. Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder. It appears to be the most highly genetic of all psychiatric disorders...

Gene may increase autism risk: study (CBC News, Canada - Apr 1, 2004). Autism or autistic disorder affects about one in every 1,000 people. It interferes with their ability to communicate and interact with others...

Gene Changes Could Dramatically Increase Autism Risk (NBC 17.com, NC - Apr 1, 2004). .. autistic children. They said the changes in the gene affect a cell's ability to function normally. But they note that this change alone doesn't cause autism,..

Archived on Wednesday April 7 at 2.46pm:

Aebischer ready to prove himself in the biggest test April 6 - After flu and West Nile virus, the biggest health threats in El Paso County are to children and teenagers. | Low birth weight babies, immunization rates and teen suicide are among the top co...   (MSNBC) 

U.S. plans study on environment and kids WASHINGTON - Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on t...   (The State) 

Kids And Their Environment (AP) Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on todd...   (CBS News) 

Woman deported from U.S. spends first night in Venezuela park Associated Press | VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United ...   (Azcentral) 

Feds plan largest study of kids' health ever WASHINGTON -- Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on ...   (Houston Chronicle) 

NutriSystem Creates Powerful Business Advisory Board HORSHAM, PA -- (MARKET WIRE) NutriSystem® (OTC BB: THIN) appoints two new thought leaders to its newly created advisory board; they are John E. Sylvester and Robert F. Bernstock. | John E. Sylvester w...   (Marketwire) 

Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield's 2nd Annual Walk for a Healthy Community to Benefit 12 Organizations 5K Walk is Scheduled for Saturday, May 22, at Pittsburgh's Station Square PITTSBURGH, April 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Charity walks take thousands of dollars and months to organize. The logistics, countless m...   (PR Newswire) 

AP: Woman Deported From U.S. in Venezuela VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. |   | ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Woman deported from U.S. spends first night in Venezuela at park VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. | Last week...   (The State) 

Woman deported from U.S. spends first night back in a park VALENCIA, Venezuela -- For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. |   |...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

AP: Woman deported from U.S. in Venezuela VALENCIA, Venezuela -- For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. | Last wee...   (Seattle Post) 

AP: Woman Deported From U.S. in Venezuela By ALEXANDRA OLSON | ASSOCIATED PRESS | VALENCIA, Venezuela (AP) - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she ...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Study to track health of 100,000 children WASHINGTON -- Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on ...   (Times Union) 

U.S. readies study of how environment affects kids WASHINGTON -- Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of televi...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

Amina Silmi VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. | Last week...   (Khaleej Times) 

Patriots bolster running back depth by re-signing Cloud The Patriots are expected to get their new starting running back early in the upcoming draft. But the bench, so to speak, still will have a familiar look to it this year.   | Last month the Patri...   (The Boston Globe) 

Scientists find clue to autism in a gene NEW YORK -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more.   | The variants are fairly common and can't bring on the...   (The Boston Globe) 

US plans far-reaching study on children WASHINGTON -- Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on ...   (The Boston Globe) 

U.S. study targets kids WASHINGTON - The government is preparing the largest study of U.S. children ever performed - it will track 100,000 from mothers' wombs to age 21 - to increase understanding of how the environment affe...   (New York Daily News) 

Largest-ever study on kids in works WASHINGTON -- Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on ...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Archived on Thursday April 8 at 1.13pm:

Charity events planned for week of Ryder Cup | It’s been a big week for local charities. Twelve charities have been selected to benefit from two Ryder Cup special events, and the Champions Tour’s Farmers Charity Classic announced its beneficiary...   (Detroit news) 

Musical theater program for special needs students falls on hard times Show sparks emotions but funds are short | Wednesday, April 07, 2004 By Laura Pace, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Lake Fong, Post-Gazette | Derek Ross, left, shares a laugh and a hug with Jimmy DiPiero du...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

New Jersey Weekend Enterprise Advisory EDITORS | MANAGING EDITORS | PHOTO EDITORS | BUSINESS EDITORS | The New Jersey enterprise lineup for this weekend and beyond. Please contact Chief of Bureau Dan Day at 800-645-0091 or 609-392-3622 if ...   (Newsday) 

Aebischer ready to prove himself in the biggest test April 6 - After flu and West Nile virus, the biggest health threats in El Paso County are to children and teenagers. | Low birth weight babies, immunization rates and teen suicide are among the top co...   (MSNBC) 

U.S. plans study on environment and kids WASHINGTON - Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on t...   (The State) 

Kids And Their Environment (AP) Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on todd...   (CBS News) 

Woman deported from U.S. spends first night in Venezuela park Associated Press | VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United ...   (Azcentral) 

Feds plan largest study of kids' health ever WASHINGTON -- Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on ...   (Houston Chronicle) 

NutriSystem Creates Powerful Business Advisory Board HORSHAM, PA -- (MARKET WIRE) NutriSystem® (OTC BB: THIN) appoints two new thought leaders to its newly created advisory board; they are John E. Sylvester and Robert F. Bernstock. | John E. Sylvester w...   (Marketwire) 

Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield's 2nd Annual Walk for a Healthy Community to Benefit 12 Organizations 5K Walk is Scheduled for Saturday, May 22, at Pittsburgh's Station Square PITTSBURGH, April 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Charity walks take thousands of dollars and months to organize. The logistics, countless m...   (PR Newswire) 

AP: Woman Deported From U.S. in Venezuela VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. |   | ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Woman deported from U.S. spends first night in Venezuela at park VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. | Last week...   (The State) 

Woman deported from U.S. spends first night back in a park VALENCIA, Venezuela -- For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. |   |...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

AP: Woman deported from U.S. in Venezuela VALENCIA, Venezuela -- For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. | Last wee...   (Seattle Post) 

AP: Woman Deported From U.S. in Venezuela By ALEXANDRA OLSON | ASSOCIATED PRESS | VALENCIA, Venezuela (AP) - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she ...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Study to track health of 100,000 children WASHINGTON -- Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on ...   (Times Union) 

U.S. readies study of how environment affects kids WASHINGTON -- Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of televi...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

Amina Silmi VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. | Last week...   (Khaleej Times) 

Patriots bolster running back depth by re-signing Cloud The Patriots are expected to get their new starting running back early in the upcoming draft. But the bench, so to speak, still will have a familiar look to it this year.   | Last month the Patri...   (The Boston Globe) 

Scientists find clue to autism in a gene NEW YORK -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more.   | The variants are fairly common and can't bring on the...   (The Boston Globe) 

Archived on Friday April 9 at 4.18am:

Charity events planned for week of Ryder Cup | It’s been a big week for local charities. Twelve charities have been selected to benefit from two Ryder Cup special events, and the Champions Tour’s Farmers Charity Classic announced its beneficiary...   (Detroit news) 

Musical theater program for special needs students falls on hard times Show sparks emotions but funds are short | Wednesday, April 07, 2004 By Laura Pace, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Lake Fong, Post-Gazette | Derek Ross, left, shares a laugh and a hug with Jimmy DiPiero du...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

New Jersey Weekend Enterprise Advisory EDITORS | MANAGING EDITORS | PHOTO EDITORS | BUSINESS EDITORS | The New Jersey enterprise lineup for this weekend and beyond. Please contact Chief of Bureau Dan Day at 800-645-0091 or 609-392-3622 if ...   (Newsday) 

Aebischer ready to prove himself in the biggest test April 6 - After flu and West Nile virus, the biggest health threats in El Paso County are to children and teenagers. | Low birth weight babies, immunization rates and teen suicide are among the top co...   (MSNBC) 

U.S. plans study on environment and kids WASHINGTON - Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on t...   (The State) 

Kids And Their Environment (AP) Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on todd...   (CBS News) 

Woman deported from U.S. spends first night in Venezuela park Associated Press | VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United ...   (Azcentral) 

Feds plan largest study of kids' health ever WASHINGTON -- Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on ...   (Houston Chronicle) 

NutriSystem Creates Powerful Business Advisory Board HORSHAM, PA -- (MARKET WIRE) NutriSystem® (OTC BB: THIN) appoints two new thought leaders to its newly created advisory board; they are John E. Sylvester and Robert F. Bernstock. | John E. Sylvester w...   (Marketwire) 

Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield's 2nd Annual Walk for a Healthy Community to Benefit 12 Organizations 5K Walk is Scheduled for Saturday, May 22, at Pittsburgh's Station Square PITTSBURGH, April 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Charity walks take thousands of dollars and months to organize. The logistics, countless m...   (PR Newswire) 

AP: Woman Deported From U.S. in Venezuela VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. |   | ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Woman deported from U.S. spends first night in Venezuela at park VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. | Last week...   (The State) 

Woman deported from U.S. spends first night back in a park VALENCIA, Venezuela -- For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. |   |...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

AP: Woman deported from U.S. in Venezuela VALENCIA, Venezuela -- For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. | Last wee...   (Seattle Post) 

AP: Woman Deported From U.S. in Venezuela By ALEXANDRA OLSON | ASSOCIATED PRESS | VALENCIA, Venezuela (AP) - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she ...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Study to track health of 100,000 children WASHINGTON -- Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on ...   (Times Union) 

U.S. readies study of how environment affects kids WASHINGTON -- Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of televi...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

Amina Silmi VALENCIA, Venezuela - For lack of anywhere else to go, Amina Silmi spent her first night in Venezuela in a park, worried sick about the three children she left behind in the United States. | Last week...   (Khaleej Times) 

Patriots bolster running back depth by re-signing Cloud The Patriots are expected to get their new starting running back early in the upcoming draft. But the bench, so to speak, still will have a familiar look to it this year.   | Last month the Patri...   (The Boston Globe) 

Scientists find clue to autism in a gene NEW YORK -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more.   | The variants are fairly common and can't bring on the...   (The Boston Globe) 

Archived on Friday April 9 at 4.18am:

Autism film triggers touching replies (Los Angeles Daily News, CA - 25 minutes ago). .. with her 8-year-old son -- who has HFA, or high functioning autism -- "if he.. From Melinda Renouf of Austin, Texas, mother of a 5-year-old autistic son: "Every..

Autism - from bubbly baby to disconnected child (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - 12 hours ago). .. The percentages are dismal," said Ven Sequenzia, president of the Autism Society of Florida, and who has a 20-year-old autistic daughter...

Scientists attempt to understand cause of autism (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - 12 hours ago). .. This study linked autism to the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine, using studies of parents whose children became autistic following their vaccines...

Researchers link specific gene to autism (ScienceBlog.com - 13 hours ago). .. Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder... Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder...

Program aids autistic adults (The Daily Tar Heel - 19 hours ago). .. evolved from a system geared toward the needs, skills and interests of people with autism, called the Division Treatment and Education of Autistic and related..

Renowned experts featured at Autism conference (Huntington Herald Dispatch, WV - Apr 6, 2004). .. Temple Grandin, who is autistic and author to the books "Emergence: Labeled Autistic" and "Thinking in.. Asperger’s Syndrome is a type of autism in which..

Car talk: Noise-reduction tips for a man with autistic son (Providence Journal (subscription), RI - Apr 6, 2004). My youngest son is autistic. One of the problems that can be faced by autistic people is an oversensitivity to sound. Certain sounds..

U of U to Study Autism (KSL-TV, UT - Apr 6, 2004). .. With so many theories about autism the U is hoping to find some answers. Teams will follow 72 autistic children and adults, mapping changes in their brains..

Nye receives award from Autism Society (Elizabethtown Bladen Journal, NC - Apr 6, 2004). The Autism Society of North Carolina has presented its Legislator of the Year Award to Bladen County's Edd Nye. The presentation..

Target Discovery and PrecisionMed Collaborate to Study Triggers.. (Business Wire (press release) - Apr 6, 2004). .. in autistic children. Target Discovery and PrecisionMed's goal is to determine whether and how metabolic factors play a role in the development of autism...

Scientists find clue to autism in a gene (Boston Globe, MA - Apr 6, 2004). NEW YORK -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more...

Brave autistic boy risks death to save pet dog (Awares - Apr 6, 2004). NOTTINGHAM, UK: A brave autistic boy told on April 5 how he could have been killed as he tried to stop car thieves driving off with his pet dog...

Early help for autistic kids (Rocky Mountain News, CO - Apr 6, 2004). While there's no way to cure autism or conduct prenatal screenings for the disorder, studies show that with early intervention efforts, most children improve..

Parents of autistic child frustrated by broken promise (London Free Press, Canada - Apr 6, 2004). By next month, another broken Liberal campaign promise could break the hearts of one London family fighting for their autistic child...

Appeals court rules for schools in autism case (Providence Journal (subscription), RI - Apr 5, 2004). .. ruled that the education plan the School Department offered an autistic child in.. teachers trained in "Discrete Trial Training," a type of treatment for autism...

Autism Gene Found (Advance for Administrators of the Laboratory - Apr 5, 2004). Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder. It appears to be the most highly genetic of all psychiatric disorders...

Local autism support group provides information, programs for.. (Marietta Times, OH - Apr 5, 2004). .. Cassidy said. "Jeff Sells, the father of autistic children and vice president of the Autism Society of America, spoke. From then..

Parents of autistic kids look elsewhere for help (Corpus Christi Caller Times, TX - Apr 5, 2004). .. Education of Autistic and related Communication handicapped CHildren, or TEACCH. "It's a great basic way to set up working with kids with autism," said Christi..

City lacks a school for autism (Corpus Christi Caller Times, TX - Apr 5, 2004). .. autistic children. "He did wonderful with her, so we know this works for Kyle," Krista said. The neighbor and teacher moved away, but because Kyle's autism is..

He sees clues to autism in gender differences (Philadelphia Inquirer, PA - Apr 5, 2004). Autistic children live in a world of their own, disconnected.. of mild to severe disorders that make up autism. For Asperger syndrome, a milder form, the ratio is..

Archived on Saturday April 10 at 0.08am:

Autistic pianist to help raise money for research at performance NEW MILFORD, N.J. -- As Paul DeSavino sat at the piano for one of his first public performances last year, his mother grew more nervous as each minute passed. He wasn't playing. | Then DeSavino, diagn...   (Newsday) 

How does environment affect kids? Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on toddlers? | Th...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

"the United States Of Leland" Early in this film, a teenager named Leland stabs an autistic boy 20 times, is arrested for the murder, and explains why he committed it: "Because of the sadness." The movie will cycle through many ch...   (Times Union) 

These Girls Rock | Apr 9 2004 | The Scottish Rockettes are all gorgeous, talented and lots and lots of fun, butwhat do the Rocks basketball team cheerleaders do off-court? We found out.. | By Samantha Booth | POM POM ...   (Daily Record) 

Ontario government improving accessibility for people with disabilities | 42 Projects Bringing Community Partners Together Across Ontario MISSISSAUGA, ON, April 8 /CNW/ - The Ontario government is building stronger communities by investing in 42 projects that will help im...   (Canada Newswire) 

They know what you're thinking James Wood has always been a whiz at maths. Now he knows why. A brain scan on the young Australian has revealed he automatically uses much more of both sides of his brain to solve mathematical puzzles...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Rin Tin Tin remembered; firefighters extinguish film bid ORLEAN HAS A LEG UP ON BOOK DEAL Best-selling author Susan Orlean, who's spending the year at Harvard as a Nieman Fellow, has a deal to write a book about Rin Tin Tin, the 1920s and '30s canine film s...   (The Boston Globe) 

A long way from Mickey Mouse Club Ryan Gosling plays the title character in The United States of Leland, but you wouldn't know it from watching the Conan O'Brien show last week. When the indie film's producers sought to put a happy fa...   (Globe and Mail) 

How I confounded the autism experts: I rewired my son's brain WHEN CHERI FLORANCE’S third child was born she was hungry for what she calls “that wave of bonding”. But her new baby was unresponsive. “With my first two children I had a lovely t...   (The Times) 

Tragedy hits family, town a second time Staff writers | For the second time in two years, a deadly traffic accident has visited a local family and has plunged this small community into sorrow. | Eleven-year-old Samuel Moore of Caanan died T...   (Times Union) 

Rania lends support to charity preventing child neglect, abuse Dubai: Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan attended several events to support the Jordanian River Foundation (JRF) during her two-day visit to Dubai. The charity aims to put a stop to child ...   (Gulf News) 

McCall Smith's Precious talent rewarded IN THE past few months he has usurped John Grisham as the UK's No2 best-selling author of 2003, made literary history by publishing daily instalments of a new novel in The Scotsman and won his first l...   (Scotsman) 

Enough to make a grown man weep The sight of Claudio Ranieri crying after his team's victory over Arsenal prompts one of the great questions of our age: should men dissolve into tears? An Independent panel considers the psychology o...   (The Independent) 

Job-help agency branches out Ed Shell says he has the perfect job. |   | Jean Shifrin/AJC Client Mary Felicia Head (right) hugs Kelli Salyer, assistant director of Just People, which provides support services to adults with ...   (Atlanta Journal) 

Job-help agency branches out Ed Shell says he has the perfect job. |   | Jean Shifrin/AJC Client Mary Felicia Head (right) hugs Kelli Salyer, assistant director of Just People, which provides support services to adults with ...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

Autism film triggers touching replies | The e-mails and letters come in from as far away as Mexico City and Canada, from parents with autistic children wanting to know how they can get a copy of the 10-minute film Taylor Cross has made on...   (LA Dailynews) 

Report: Child advocate investigating facility for disabled children HADDONFIELD, N.J. -- A Camden County facility for developmentally disabled children is under renewed state scrutiny, according to a published report. | The Star-Ledger of Newark reports the state Offi...   (Newsday) 

Beckham scores British book prize David Beckham has won a special prize at the British Book Awards for his book My Side, the fastest-selling biography or autobiography of all time. | Lynne Truss' bestselling grammar guide Eats, Shoots...   (BBC News) 

Charity events planned for week of Ryder Cup | It’s been a big week for local charities. Twelve charities have been selected to benefit from two Ryder Cup special events, and the Champions Tour’s Farmers Charity Classic announced its beneficiary...   (Detroit news) 

Musical theater program for special needs students falls on hard times Show sparks emotions but funds are short | Wednesday, April 07, 2004 By Laura Pace, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Lake Fong, Post-Gazette | Derek Ross, left, shares a laugh and a hug with Jimmy DiPiero du...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Archived on Saturday April 10 at 11.51pm:

Autistic pianist to help raise money for research at performance NEW MILFORD, N.J. -- As Paul DeSavino sat at the piano for one of his first public performances last year, his mother grew more nervous as each minute passed. He wasn't playing. | Then DeSavino, diagn...   (Newsday) 

How does environment affect kids? Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on toddlers? | Th...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

"the United States Of Leland" Early in this film, a teenager named Leland stabs an autistic boy 20 times, is arrested for the murder, and explains why he committed it: "Because of the sadness." The movie will cycle through many ch...   (Times Union) 

These Girls Rock | Apr 9 2004 | The Scottish Rockettes are all gorgeous, talented and lots and lots of fun, butwhat do the Rocks basketball team cheerleaders do off-court? We found out.. | By Samantha Booth | POM POM ...   (Daily Record) 

Ontario government improving accessibility for people with disabilities | 42 Projects Bringing Community Partners Together Across Ontario MISSISSAUGA, ON, April 8 /CNW/ - The Ontario government is building stronger communities by investing in 42 projects that will help im...   (Canada Newswire) 

They know what you're thinking James Wood has always been a whiz at maths. Now he knows why. A brain scan on the young Australian has revealed he automatically uses much more of both sides of his brain to solve mathematical puzzles...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Rin Tin Tin remembered; firefighters extinguish film bid ORLEAN HAS A LEG UP ON BOOK DEAL Best-selling author Susan Orlean, who's spending the year at Harvard as a Nieman Fellow, has a deal to write a book about Rin Tin Tin, the 1920s and '30s canine film s...   (The Boston Globe) 

A long way from Mickey Mouse Club Ryan Gosling plays the title character in The United States of Leland, but you wouldn't know it from watching the Conan O'Brien show last week. When the indie film's producers sought to put a happy fa...   (Globe and Mail) 

How I confounded the autism experts: I rewired my son's brain WHEN CHERI FLORANCE’S third child was born she was hungry for what she calls “that wave of bonding”. But her new baby was unresponsive. “With my first two children I had a lovely t...   (The Times) 

Tragedy hits family, town a second time Staff writers | For the second time in two years, a deadly traffic accident has visited a local family and has plunged this small community into sorrow. | Eleven-year-old Samuel Moore of Caanan died T...   (Times Union) 

Rania lends support to charity preventing child neglect, abuse Dubai: Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan attended several events to support the Jordanian River Foundation (JRF) during her two-day visit to Dubai. The charity aims to put a stop to child ...   (Gulf News) 

McCall Smith's Precious talent rewarded IN THE past few months he has usurped John Grisham as the UK's No2 best-selling author of 2003, made literary history by publishing daily instalments of a new novel in The Scotsman and won his first l...   (Scotsman) 

Enough to make a grown man weep The sight of Claudio Ranieri crying after his team's victory over Arsenal prompts one of the great questions of our age: should men dissolve into tears? An Independent panel considers the psychology o...   (The Independent) 

Job-help agency branches out Ed Shell says he has the perfect job. |   | Jean Shifrin/AJC Client Mary Felicia Head (right) hugs Kelli Salyer, assistant director of Just People, which provides support services to adults with ...   (Atlanta Journal) 

Job-help agency branches out Ed Shell says he has the perfect job. |   | Jean Shifrin/AJC Client Mary Felicia Head (right) hugs Kelli Salyer, assistant director of Just People, which provides support services to adults with ...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

Autism film triggers touching replies | The e-mails and letters come in from as far away as Mexico City and Canada, from parents with autistic children wanting to know how they can get a copy of the 10-minute film Taylor Cross has made on...   (LA Dailynews) 

Report: Child advocate investigating facility for disabled children HADDONFIELD, N.J. -- A Camden County facility for developmentally disabled children is under renewed state scrutiny, according to a published report. | The Star-Ledger of Newark reports the state Offi...   (Newsday) 

Beckham scores British book prize David Beckham has won a special prize at the British Book Awards for his book My Side, the fastest-selling biography or autobiography of all time. | Lynne Truss' bestselling grammar guide Eats, Shoots...   (BBC News) 

Charity events planned for week of Ryder Cup | It’s been a big week for local charities. Twelve charities have been selected to benefit from two Ryder Cup special events, and the Champions Tour’s Farmers Charity Classic announced its beneficiary...   (Detroit news) 

Musical theater program for special needs students falls on hard times Show sparks emotions but funds are short | Wednesday, April 07, 2004 By Laura Pace, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Lake Fong, Post-Gazette | Derek Ross, left, shares a laugh and a hug with Jimmy DiPiero du...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Archived on Saturday April 10 at 11.51pm:

April for autism awareness (Agana Pacific Daily News, GU - 21 hours ago). .. Not satisfied, a year later Borja brought Donovan to Stanford University Medical Center in California, where doctors diagnosed autism...

Want to win the car push for autism (Galway Advertiser, Ireland - 22 hours ago). A car pushing event will take place in Galway on Monday May 3 as part of a continued effort to raise money for a new school for autistic children in Galway...

How I confounded the autism experts: I rewired my son's brain (The Times (subscription), UK - Apr 8, 2004). .. speak. He was regarded as deaf-mute, doctors diagnosed autism and his mother was encouraged to place him in an institution. “For..

Autism film triggers touching replies (Los Angeles Daily News, CA - Apr 8, 2004). .. with her 8-year-old son -- who has HFA, or high functioning autism -- "if he.. From Melinda Renouf of Austin, Texas, mother of a 5-year-old autistic son: "Every..

Autism - from bubbly baby to disconnected child (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - Apr 7, 2004). .. The percentages are dismal," said Ven Sequenzia, president of the Autism Society of Florida, and who has a 20-year-old autistic daughter...

Scientists attempt to understand cause of autism (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - Apr 7, 2004). .. This study linked autism to the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine, using studies of parents whose children became autistic following their vaccines...

Researchers link specific gene to autism (ScienceBlog.com - Apr 7, 2004). .. Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder... Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder...

Program aids autistic adults (The Daily Tar Heel - Apr 7, 2004). .. evolved from a system geared toward the needs, skills and interests of people with autism, called the Division Treatment and Education of Autistic and related..

Renowned experts featured at Autism conference (Huntington Herald Dispatch, WV - Apr 6, 2004). .. Temple Grandin, who is autistic and author to the books "Emergence: Labeled Autistic" and "Thinking in.. Asperger’s Syndrome is a type of autism in which..

Car talk: Noise-reduction tips for a man with autistic son (Providence Journal (subscription), RI - Apr 6, 2004). My youngest son is autistic. One of the problems that can be faced by autistic people is an oversensitivity to sound. Certain sounds..

U of U to Study Autism (KSL-TV, UT - Apr 6, 2004). .. With so many theories about autism the U is hoping to find some answers. Teams will follow 72 autistic children and adults, mapping changes in their brains..

Nye receives award from Autism Society (Elizabethtown Bladen Journal, NC - Apr 6, 2004). The Autism Society of North Carolina has presented its Legislator of the Year Award to Bladen County's Edd Nye. The presentation..

Target Discovery and PrecisionMed Collaborate to Study Triggers.. (Business Wire (press release) - Apr 6, 2004). .. in autistic children. Target Discovery and PrecisionMed's goal is to determine whether and how metabolic factors play a role in the development of autism...

Scientists find clue to autism in a gene (Boston Globe, MA - Apr 6, 2004). NEW YORK -- Scientists say they've identified two variants of a single gene that might raise a child's risk of autism by twofold or more...

Brave autistic boy risks death to save pet dog (Awares - Apr 6, 2004). NOTTINGHAM, UK: A brave autistic boy told on April 5 how he could have been killed as he tried to stop car thieves driving off with his pet dog...

Early help for autistic kids (Rocky Mountain News, CO - Apr 6, 2004). While there's no way to cure autism or conduct prenatal screenings for the disorder, studies show that with early intervention efforts, most children improve..

Parents of autistic child frustrated by broken promise (London Free Press, Canada - Apr 6, 2004). By next month, another broken Liberal campaign promise could break the hearts of one London family fighting for their autistic child...

Appeals court rules for schools in autism case (Providence Journal (subscription), RI - Apr 5, 2004). .. ruled that the education plan the School Department offered an autistic child in.. teachers trained in "Discrete Trial Training," a type of treatment for autism...

Autism Gene Found (Advance for Administrators of the Laboratory - Apr 5, 2004). Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder. It appears to be the most highly genetic of all psychiatric disorders...

Local autism support group provides information, programs for.. (Marietta Times, OH - Apr 5, 2004). .. Cassidy said. "Jeff Sells, the father of autistic children and vice president of the Autism Society of America, spoke. From then..

Archived on Sunday April 11 at 3.40pm:

Autistic pianist to help raise money for research at performance NEW MILFORD, N.J. -- As Paul DeSavino sat at the piano for one of his first public performances last year, his mother grew more nervous as each minute passed. He wasn't playing. | Then DeSavino, diagn...   (Newsday) 

How does environment affect kids? Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on toddlers? | Th...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

"the United States Of Leland" Early in this film, a teenager named Leland stabs an autistic boy 20 times, is arrested for the murder, and explains why he committed it: "Because of the sadness." The movie will cycle through many ch...   (Times Union) 

These Girls Rock | Apr 9 2004 | The Scottish Rockettes are all gorgeous, talented and lots and lots of fun, butwhat do the Rocks basketball team cheerleaders do off-court? We found out.. | By Samantha Booth | POM POM ...   (Daily Record) 

Ontario government improving accessibility for people with disabilities | 42 Projects Bringing Community Partners Together Across Ontario MISSISSAUGA, ON, April 8 /CNW/ - The Ontario government is building stronger communities by investing in 42 projects that will help im...   (Canada Newswire) 

They know what you're thinking James Wood has always been a whiz at maths. Now he knows why. A brain scan on the young Australian has revealed he automatically uses much more of both sides of his brain to solve mathematical puzzles...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Rin Tin Tin remembered; firefighters extinguish film bid ORLEAN HAS A LEG UP ON BOOK DEAL Best-selling author Susan Orlean, who's spending the year at Harvard as a Nieman Fellow, has a deal to write a book about Rin Tin Tin, the 1920s and '30s canine film s...   (The Boston Globe) 

A long way from Mickey Mouse Club Ryan Gosling plays the title character in The United States of Leland, but you wouldn't know it from watching the Conan O'Brien show last week. When the indie film's producers sought to put a happy fa...   (Globe and Mail) 

How I confounded the autism experts: I rewired my son's brain WHEN CHERI FLORANCE’S third child was born she was hungry for what she calls “that wave of bonding”. But her new baby was unresponsive. “With my first two children I had a lovely t...   (The Times) 

Tragedy hits family, town a second time Staff writers | For the second time in two years, a deadly traffic accident has visited a local family and has plunged this small community into sorrow. | Eleven-year-old Samuel Moore of Caanan died T...   (Times Union) 

Rania lends support to charity preventing child neglect, abuse Dubai: Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan attended several events to support the Jordanian River Foundation (JRF) during her two-day visit to Dubai. The charity aims to put a stop to child ...   (Gulf News) 

McCall Smith's Precious talent rewarded IN THE past few months he has usurped John Grisham as the UK's No2 best-selling author of 2003, made literary history by publishing daily instalments of a new novel in The Scotsman and won his first l...   (Scotsman) 

Enough to make a grown man weep The sight of Claudio Ranieri crying after his team's victory over Arsenal prompts one of the great questions of our age: should men dissolve into tears? An Independent panel considers the psychology o...   (The Independent) 

Job-help agency branches out Ed Shell says he has the perfect job. |   | Jean Shifrin/AJC Client Mary Felicia Head (right) hugs Kelli Salyer, assistant director of Just People, which provides support services to adults with ...   (Atlanta Journal) 

Job-help agency branches out Ed Shell says he has the perfect job. |   | Jean Shifrin/AJC Client Mary Felicia Head (right) hugs Kelli Salyer, assistant director of Just People, which provides support services to adults with ...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

Autism film triggers touching replies | The e-mails and letters come in from as far away as Mexico City and Canada, from parents with autistic children wanting to know how they can get a copy of the 10-minute film Taylor Cross has made on...   (LA Dailynews) 

Report: Child advocate investigating facility for disabled children HADDONFIELD, N.J. -- A Camden County facility for developmentally disabled children is under renewed state scrutiny, according to a published report. | The Star-Ledger of Newark reports the state Offi...   (Newsday) 

Beckham scores British book prize David Beckham has won a special prize at the British Book Awards for his book My Side, the fastest-selling biography or autobiography of all time. | Lynne Truss' bestselling grammar guide Eats, Shoots...   (BBC News) 

Charity events planned for week of Ryder Cup | It’s been a big week for local charities. Twelve charities have been selected to benefit from two Ryder Cup special events, and the Champions Tour’s Farmers Charity Classic announced its beneficiary...   (Detroit news) 

Musical theater program for special needs students falls on hard times Show sparks emotions but funds are short | Wednesday, April 07, 2004 By Laura Pace, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Lake Fong, Post-Gazette | Derek Ross, left, shares a laugh and a hug with Jimmy DiPiero du...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Archived on Monday April 12 at 9.48am:

Autistic pianist to help raise money for research at performance NEW MILFORD, N.J. -- As Paul DeSavino sat at the piano for one of his first public performances last year, his mother grew more nervous as each minute passed. He wasn't playing. | Then DeSavino, diagn...   (Newsday) 

How does environment affect kids? Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on toddlers? | Th...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

"the United States Of Leland" Early in this film, a teenager named Leland stabs an autistic boy 20 times, is arrested for the murder, and explains why he committed it: "Because of the sadness." The movie will cycle through many ch...   (Times Union) 

These Girls Rock | Apr 9 2004 | The Scottish Rockettes are all gorgeous, talented and lots and lots of fun, butwhat do the Rocks basketball team cheerleaders do off-court? We found out.. | By Samantha Booth | POM POM ...   (Daily Record) 

Ontario government improving accessibility for people with disabilities | 42 Projects Bringing Community Partners Together Across Ontario MISSISSAUGA, ON, April 8 /CNW/ - The Ontario government is building stronger communities by investing in 42 projects that will help im...   (Canada Newswire) 

They know what you're thinking James Wood has always been a whiz at maths. Now he knows why. A brain scan on the young Australian has revealed he automatically uses much more of both sides of his brain to solve mathematical puzzles...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Rin Tin Tin remembered; firefighters extinguish film bid ORLEAN HAS A LEG UP ON BOOK DEAL Best-selling author Susan Orlean, who's spending the year at Harvard as a Nieman Fellow, has a deal to write a book about Rin Tin Tin, the 1920s and '30s canine film s...   (The Boston Globe) 

A long way from Mickey Mouse Club Ryan Gosling plays the title character in The United States of Leland, but you wouldn't know it from watching the Conan O'Brien show last week. When the indie film's producers sought to put a happy fa...   (Globe and Mail) 

How I confounded the autism experts: I rewired my son's brain WHEN CHERI FLORANCE’S third child was born she was hungry for what she calls “that wave of bonding”. But her new baby was unresponsive. “With my first two children I had a lovely t...   (The Times) 

Tragedy hits family, town a second time Staff writers | For the second time in two years, a deadly traffic accident has visited a local family and has plunged this small community into sorrow. | Eleven-year-old Samuel Moore of Caanan died T...   (Times Union) 

Rania lends support to charity preventing child neglect, abuse Dubai: Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan attended several events to support the Jordanian River Foundation (JRF) during her two-day visit to Dubai. The charity aims to put a stop to child ...   (Gulf News) 

McCall Smith's Precious talent rewarded IN THE past few months he has usurped John Grisham as the UK's No2 best-selling author of 2003, made literary history by publishing daily instalments of a new novel in The Scotsman and won his first l...   (Scotsman) 

Enough to make a grown man weep The sight of Claudio Ranieri crying after his team's victory over Arsenal prompts one of the great questions of our age: should men dissolve into tears? An Independent panel considers the psychology o...   (The Independent) 

Job-help agency branches out Ed Shell says he has the perfect job. |   | Jean Shifrin/AJC Client Mary Felicia Head (right) hugs Kelli Salyer, assistant director of Just People, which provides support services to adults with ...   (Atlanta Journal) 

Job-help agency branches out Ed Shell says he has the perfect job. |   | Jean Shifrin/AJC Client Mary Felicia Head (right) hugs Kelli Salyer, assistant director of Just People, which provides support services to adults with ...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

Autism film triggers touching replies | The e-mails and letters come in from as far away as Mexico City and Canada, from parents with autistic children wanting to know how they can get a copy of the 10-minute film Taylor Cross has made on...   (LA Dailynews) 

Report: Child advocate investigating facility for disabled children HADDONFIELD, N.J. -- A Camden County facility for developmentally disabled children is under renewed state scrutiny, according to a published report. | The Star-Ledger of Newark reports the state Offi...   (Newsday) 

Beckham scores British book prize David Beckham has won a special prize at the British Book Awards for his book My Side, the fastest-selling biography or autobiography of all time. | Lynne Truss' bestselling grammar guide Eats, Shoots...   (BBC News) 

Charity events planned for week of Ryder Cup | It’s been a big week for local charities. Twelve charities have been selected to benefit from two Ryder Cup special events, and the Champions Tour’s Farmers Charity Classic announced its beneficiary...   (Detroit news) 

Musical theater program for special needs students falls on hard times Show sparks emotions but funds are short | Wednesday, April 07, 2004 By Laura Pace, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Lake Fong, Post-Gazette | Derek Ross, left, shares a laugh and a hug with Jimmy DiPiero du...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Archived on Monday April 12 at 9.48am:

Guest opinion: MMR vaccine exonerated from link to child autism (Billings Gazette, MT - 6 hours ago). .. The New York Times reported that a majority of the scientists who produced a 1998 study linking a childhood vaccine to several cases of autism had recanted..

Autism: learn and educate yourself (KUAM-TV, Guam - 7 hours ago). .. Because Autism is a neurological disorder that does affect a child's ability to.. their educational needs, Cruz says it's important to help an autistic child be..

Autistic pianist to help raise money for research at performance (phillyburbs.com, PA - Apr 10, 2004). .. people to see just how capable people with special needs and autism are just.. who has been diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that causes autistic tendencies..

Autistic pianist to help raise money for research at performance (Newsday, NY - Apr 10, 2004). .. people to see just how capable people with special needs and autism are just.. who has been diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that causes autistic tendencies..

Liberal policy on autism draws fire (The Globe and Mail, Canada - Apr 10, 2004). .. election victory in sight, Dalton McGuinty pledged to parents with autistic children that.. unveiled a policy that doubled the spending for autism programs, but..

Autistic Pianist Raising Money For Research (1010 Wins, United States - Apr 9, 2004). .. people to see just how capable people with special needs and autism are just.. who has been diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that causes autistic tendencies..

Autistic pianist to help raise money for research at performance (Newsday, NY - Apr 9, 2004). .. people to see just how capable people with special needs and autism are just.. who has been diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that causes autistic tendencies..

April for autism awareness (Agana Pacific Daily News, GU - Apr 8, 2004). .. Not satisfied, a year later Borja brought Donovan to Stanford University Medical Center in California, where doctors diagnosed autism...

Want to win the car push for autism (Galway Advertiser, Ireland - Apr 8, 2004). A car pushing event will take place in Galway on Monday May 3 as part of a continued effort to raise money for a new school for autistic children in Galway...

How I confounded the autism experts: I rewired my son's brain (The Times (subscription), UK - Apr 8, 2004). .. speak. He was regarded as deaf-mute, doctors diagnosed autism and his mother was encouraged to place him in an institution. “For..

Autism film triggers touching replies (Los Angeles Daily News, CA - Apr 8, 2004). .. with her 8-year-old son -- who has HFA, or high functioning autism -- "if he.. From Melinda Renouf of Austin, Texas, mother of a 5-year-old autistic son: "Every..

Autism - from bubbly baby to disconnected child (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - Apr 7, 2004). .. The percentages are dismal," said Ven Sequenzia, president of the Autism Society of Florida, and who has a 20-year-old autistic daughter...

Scientists attempt to understand cause of autism (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - Apr 7, 2004). .. This study linked autism to the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine, using studies of parents whose children became autistic following their vaccines...

Researchers link specific gene to autism (ScienceBlog.com - Apr 7, 2004). .. Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder... Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder...

Program aids autistic adults (The Daily Tar Heel - Apr 7, 2004). .. evolved from a system geared toward the needs, skills and interests of people with autism, called the Division Treatment and Education of Autistic and related..

Renowned experts featured at Autism conference (Huntington Herald Dispatch, WV - Apr 6, 2004). .. Temple Grandin, who is autistic and author to the books "Emergence: Labeled Autistic" and "Thinking in.. Asperger’s Syndrome is a type of autism in which..

Car talk: Noise-reduction tips for a man with autistic son (Providence Journal (subscription), RI - Apr 6, 2004). My youngest son is autistic. One of the problems that can be faced by autistic people is an oversensitivity to sound. Certain sounds..

U of U to Study Autism (KSL-TV, UT - Apr 6, 2004). .. With so many theories about autism the U is hoping to find some answers. Teams will follow 72 autistic children and adults, mapping changes in their brains..

Nye receives award from Autism Society (Elizabethtown Bladen Journal, NC - Apr 6, 2004). The Autism Society of North Carolina has presented its Legislator of the Year Award to Bladen County's Edd Nye. The presentation..

Target Discovery and PrecisionMed Collaborate to Study Triggers.. (Business Wire (press release) - Apr 6, 2004). .. in autistic children. Target Discovery and PrecisionMed's goal is to determine whether and how metabolic factors play a role in the development of autism...

Archived on Tuesday April 13 at 4.04am:

Autistic pianist to help raise money for research at performance NEW MILFORD, N.J. -- As Paul DeSavino sat at the piano for one of his first public performances last year, his mother grew more nervous as each minute passed. He wasn't playing. | Then DeSavino, diagn...   (Newsday) 

How does environment affect kids? Does a pregnant woman's exposure to certain chemicals put her child at risk of learning disabilities? Do genetics and pollution interact to cause asthma? What's the real impact of TV on toddlers? | Th...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

"the United States Of Leland" Early in this film, a teenager named Leland stabs an autistic boy 20 times, is arrested for the murder, and explains why he committed it: "Because of the sadness." The movie will cycle through many ch...   (Times Union) 

These Girls Rock | Apr 9 2004 | The Scottish Rockettes are all gorgeous, talented and lots and lots of fun, butwhat do the Rocks basketball team cheerleaders do off-court? We found out.. | By Samantha Booth | POM POM ...   (Daily Record) 

Ontario government improving accessibility for people with disabilities | 42 Projects Bringing Community Partners Together Across Ontario MISSISSAUGA, ON, April 8 /CNW/ - The Ontario government is building stronger communities by investing in 42 projects that will help im...   (Canada Newswire) 

They know what you're thinking James Wood has always been a whiz at maths. Now he knows why. A brain scan on the young Australian has revealed he automatically uses much more of both sides of his brain to solve mathematical puzzles...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Rin Tin Tin remembered; firefighters extinguish film bid ORLEAN HAS A LEG UP ON BOOK DEAL Best-selling author Susan Orlean, who's spending the year at Harvard as a Nieman Fellow, has a deal to write a book about Rin Tin Tin, the 1920s and '30s canine film s...   (The Boston Globe) 

A long way from Mickey Mouse Club Ryan Gosling plays the title character in The United States of Leland, but you wouldn't know it from watching the Conan O'Brien show last week. When the indie film's producers sought to put a happy fa...   (Globe and Mail) 

How I confounded the autism experts: I rewired my son's brain WHEN CHERI FLORANCE’S third child was born she was hungry for what she calls “that wave of bonding”. But her new baby was unresponsive. “With my first two children I had a lovely t...   (The Times) 

Tragedy hits family, town a second time Staff writers | For the second time in two years, a deadly traffic accident has visited a local family and has plunged this small community into sorrow. | Eleven-year-old Samuel Moore of Caanan died T...   (Times Union) 

Rania lends support to charity preventing child neglect, abuse Dubai: Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan attended several events to support the Jordanian River Foundation (JRF) during her two-day visit to Dubai. The charity aims to put a stop to child ...   (Gulf News) 

McCall Smith's Precious talent rewarded IN THE past few months he has usurped John Grisham as the UK's No2 best-selling author of 2003, made literary history by publishing daily instalments of a new novel in The Scotsman and won his first l...   (Scotsman) 

Enough to make a grown man weep The sight of Claudio Ranieri crying after his team's victory over Arsenal prompts one of the great questions of our age: should men dissolve into tears? An Independent panel considers the psychology o...   (The Independent) 

Job-help agency branches out Ed Shell says he has the perfect job. |   | Jean Shifrin/AJC Client Mary Felicia Head (right) hugs Kelli Salyer, assistant director of Just People, which provides support services to adults with ...   (Atlanta Journal) 

Job-help agency branches out Ed Shell says he has the perfect job. |   | Jean Shifrin/AJC Client Mary Felicia Head (right) hugs Kelli Salyer, assistant director of Just People, which provides support services to adults with ...   (Atlantic Journal-Constitution) 

Autism film triggers touching replies | The e-mails and letters come in from as far away as Mexico City and Canada, from parents with autistic children wanting to know how they can get a copy of the 10-minute film Taylor Cross has made on...   (LA Dailynews) 

Report: Child advocate investigating facility for disabled children HADDONFIELD, N.J. -- A Camden County facility for developmentally disabled children is under renewed state scrutiny, according to a published report. | The Star-Ledger of Newark reports the state Offi...   (Newsday) 

Beckham scores British book prize David Beckham has won a special prize at the British Book Awards for his book My Side, the fastest-selling biography or autobiography of all time. | Lynne Truss' bestselling grammar guide Eats, Shoots...   (BBC News) 

Charity events planned for week of Ryder Cup | It’s been a big week for local charities. Twelve charities have been selected to benefit from two Ryder Cup special events, and the Champions Tour’s Farmers Charity Classic announced its beneficiary...   (Detroit news) 

Musical theater program for special needs students falls on hard times Show sparks emotions but funds are short | Wednesday, April 07, 2004 By Laura Pace, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Lake Fong, Post-Gazette | Derek Ross, left, shares a laugh and a hug with Jimmy DiPiero du...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Archived on Tuesday April 13 at 4.04am:

Guest opinion: MMR vaccine exonerated from link to child autism (Billings Gazette, MT - 6 hours ago). .. The New York Times reported that a majority of the scientists who produced a 1998 study linking a childhood vaccine to several cases of autism had recanted..

Autism: learn and educate yourself (KUAM-TV, Guam - 7 hours ago). .. Because Autism is a neurological disorder that does affect a child's ability to.. their educational needs, Cruz says it's important to help an autistic child be..

Autistic pianist to help raise money for research at performance (phillyburbs.com, PA - Apr 10, 2004). .. people to see just how capable people with special needs and autism are just.. who has been diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that causes autistic tendencies..

Autistic pianist to help raise money for research at performance (Newsday, NY - Apr 10, 2004). .. people to see just how capable people with special needs and autism are just.. who has been diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that causes autistic tendencies..

Liberal policy on autism draws fire (The Globe and Mail, Canada - Apr 10, 2004). .. election victory in sight, Dalton McGuinty pledged to parents with autistic children that.. unveiled a policy that doubled the spending for autism programs, but..

Autistic Pianist Raising Money For Research (1010 Wins, United States - Apr 9, 2004). .. people to see just how capable people with special needs and autism are just.. who has been diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that causes autistic tendencies..

Autistic pianist to help raise money for research at performance (Newsday, NY - Apr 9, 2004). .. people to see just how capable people with special needs and autism are just.. who has been diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that causes autistic tendencies..

April for autism awareness (Agana Pacific Daily News, GU - Apr 8, 2004). .. Not satisfied, a year later Borja brought Donovan to Stanford University Medical Center in California, where doctors diagnosed autism...

Want to win the car push for autism (Galway Advertiser, Ireland - Apr 8, 2004). A car pushing event will take place in Galway on Monday May 3 as part of a continued effort to raise money for a new school for autistic children in Galway...

How I confounded the autism experts: I rewired my son's brain (The Times (subscription), UK - Apr 8, 2004). .. speak. He was regarded as deaf-mute, doctors diagnosed autism and his mother was encouraged to place him in an institution. “For..

Autism film triggers touching replies (Los Angeles Daily News, CA - Apr 8, 2004). .. with her 8-year-old son -- who has HFA, or high functioning autism -- "if he.. From Melinda Renouf of Austin, Texas, mother of a 5-year-old autistic son: "Every..

Autism - from bubbly baby to disconnected child (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - Apr 7, 2004). .. The percentages are dismal," said Ven Sequenzia, president of the Autism Society of Florida, and who has a 20-year-old autistic daughter...

Scientists attempt to understand cause of autism (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - Apr 7, 2004). .. This study linked autism to the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine, using studies of parents whose children became autistic following their vaccines...

Researchers link specific gene to autism (ScienceBlog.com - Apr 7, 2004). .. Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder... Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder...

Program aids autistic adults (The Daily Tar Heel - Apr 7, 2004). .. evolved from a system geared toward the needs, skills and interests of people with autism, called the Division Treatment and Education of Autistic and related..

Renowned experts featured at Autism conference (Huntington Herald Dispatch, WV - Apr 6, 2004). .. Temple Grandin, who is autistic and author to the books "Emergence: Labeled Autistic" and "Thinking in.. Asperger’s Syndrome is a type of autism in which..

Car talk: Noise-reduction tips for a man with autistic son (Providence Journal (subscription), RI - Apr 6, 2004). My youngest son is autistic. One of the problems that can be faced by autistic people is an oversensitivity to sound. Certain sounds..

U of U to Study Autism (KSL-TV, UT - Apr 6, 2004). .. With so many theories about autism the U is hoping to find some answers. Teams will follow 72 autistic children and adults, mapping changes in their brains..

Nye receives award from Autism Society (Elizabethtown Bladen Journal, NC - Apr 6, 2004). The Autism Society of North Carolina has presented its Legislator of the Year Award to Bladen County's Edd Nye. The presentation..

Target Discovery and PrecisionMed Collaborate to Study Triggers.. (Business Wire (press release) - Apr 6, 2004). .. in autistic children. Target Discovery and PrecisionMed's goal is to determine whether and how metabolic factors play a role in the development of autism...

Archived on Wednesday April 14 at 2.49am:

FBI Charges Washington Man With Having Ricin, AP Says (Correct) (Corrects spelling of ricin in headline.) | By Jennifer Itzenson | April 13 (Bloomberg) -- A 37-year-old man in Washington state was arrested by federal agents and charged with possessing ricin, a dea...   (Bloomberg) 

Autistic man charged with ricin possession SEATTLE, April 13 (UPI) -- An autistic man from the Seattle, Wash., area has been charged by the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force with possession of the deadly poison ricin. | Robert Alberg, 37, is be...   (The Washington Times) 

Washington state man arrested; deadly ricin found in apartment | SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged w...   (myTELUS) 

Brain scan may unlock autism mysteries Research Assistant Laura Girton helps six-year-old Michael Berman into an MRI machine at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington.Story ToolsHEALTH LIBRARY • • • YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS ...   (CNN) 

Man arrested after toxin ricin found in his apartment Associated Press | SEATTLE - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charge...   (Azcentral) 

Advanced scans being used to probe autism Research Assistant Laura Girton helps six-year-old Michael Berman into an MRI machine at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington Only Michael Berman's small thumbs move inside the giant MRI machine, pushing buttons in a video game-like test as the scanner measures how the youngster's brain processes light and motion. At 6, he's...   (Globe and Mail) 

Research Paper Topics on Issues in American Society Peak in March HOUSTON, TX (PRWEB) April 13, 2004 -- This past March, the majority of ebook readers on Questia, the world?s largest online library of books, chose books on issues in American society such as music ce...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Washington state man arrested after toxin ricin found in his apartment SEATTLE - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged with one count of...   (Boston Herald) 

Ricin Found In Seattle-Area Apt. (CBS/AP) A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged with one coun...   (CBS News) 

Washington state man arrested after deadly ricin found in his apartment SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged w...   (Canoe) 

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism WASHINGTON - Only Michael Berman's small thumbs move inside the giant MRI machine, pushing buttons in a video game-like test as the scanner measures how the youngster's brain processes light and motio...   (The State) 

Washington state man arrested after deadly ricin found in his apartment | SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged...   (myTELUS) 

Washington state man arrested after deadly ricin found in his apartment SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI ( - ) custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. |   | Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Frida...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism WASHINGTON -- Only Michael Berman's small thumbs move inside the giant MRI machine, pushing buttons in a video game-like test as the scanner measures how the youngster's brain processes light and moti...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Woman pleads guilty in son's death by slashing | Story Tools YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Trials Dallas (Texas) Crime, Law and Justice or Create your own | SEYMOUR, Texas (AP) -- A woman accused of killing her 10-year-old autistic son in northern Texas and ...   (CNN) 

Toxin Ricin Found in Wash. Man's Apartment SEATTLE April 13 — A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged wi...   (ABC News) 

Living In Fear | Apr 13 2004 | Autistic Stuart afraid to go out after he is beaten by thug on way to shop | By Lori Campell | A DISABLED man had his nose broken in a brutal attack by a young thug who screamed abuse ...   (Daily Record) 

Toxin Ricin Found in Wash. Man's Apartment SEATTLE -- A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged with one count o...   (Newsday) 

Hawking daughter's agony The only daughter of Stephen Hawking was driven to drink and depression over claims that he was assaulted, it is revealed today. | Lucy Hawking, 33, the daughter of Professor Hawking by his first wife...   (Femail) 

State puts new focus on autism disorders By summer 2005, parents of children with autism will have an official clearinghouse to find information and support services, state officials said yesterday.   | At a State House ceremony marking...   (The Boston Globe) 

Archived on Wednesday April 14 at 2.49am:

AUTISTIC MAN BATTERED ON WAY TO SHOP (Glasgow Daily Record, UK - 3 hours ago). .. screamed abuse at him. Stuart Carmichael, 44, who suffers from severe autism, was also left with two black eyes. Now Stuart, whose..

MRIs could unlock mysteries of autism (CTV, Canada - 7 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome: he has excellent.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. way to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Peering into children's brains to unlock mysteries of autism (Billings Gazette, MT - 7 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Autistic man discovers a way to express himself with the piano (Atlanta Journal Constitution, GA - 7 hours ago). .. He wasn't playing. Minutes passed and then DeSavino, diagnosed with autism more than three decades ago as a child, played the piece perfectly...

New Test May Unlock Autism Secrets (CBS News - 7 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome — excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (WJLA, DC - 7 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Palm Beach Post, FL - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome--excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Atlanta Journal Constitution, GA - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome--excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (phillyburbs.com, PA - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Miami Herald, FL - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Charlotte Observer (subscription), NC - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Pioneer Press, MN - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (New York Newsday, United States - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome -- excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced scanning being used for autism (Seattle Post Intelligencer, WA - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (philly.com (subscription), PA - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, GA - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Kansas City Star (subscription), MO - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced scanning being used for autism (MLive.com, MI - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome — excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Macon Telegraph, GA - 8 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Archived on Wednesday April 14 at 7.36pm:

FBI Charges Washington Man With Having Ricin, AP Says (Correct) (Corrects spelling of ricin in headline.) | By Jennifer Itzenson | April 13 (Bloomberg) -- A 37-year-old man in Washington state was arrested by federal agents and charged with possessing ricin, a dea...   (Bloomberg) 

Autistic man charged with ricin possession SEATTLE, April 13 (UPI) -- An autistic man from the Seattle, Wash., area has been charged by the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force with possession of the deadly poison ricin. | Robert Alberg, 37, is be...   (The Washington Times) 

Washington state man arrested; deadly ricin found in apartment | SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged w...   (myTELUS) 

Brain scan may unlock autism mysteries Research Assistant Laura Girton helps six-year-old Michael Berman into an MRI machine at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington.Story ToolsHEALTH LIBRARY • • • YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS ...   (CNN) 

Man arrested after toxin ricin found in his apartment Associated Press | SEATTLE - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charge...   (Azcentral) 

Advanced scans being used to probe autism Research Assistant Laura Girton helps six-year-old Michael Berman into an MRI machine at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington Only Michael Berman's small thumbs move inside the giant MRI machine, pushing buttons in a video game-like test as the scanner measures how the youngster's brain processes light and motion. At 6, he's...   (Globe and Mail) 

Research Paper Topics on Issues in American Society Peak in March HOUSTON, TX (PRWEB) April 13, 2004 -- This past March, the majority of ebook readers on Questia, the world?s largest online library of books, chose books on issues in American society such as music ce...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Washington state man arrested after toxin ricin found in his apartment SEATTLE - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged with one count of...   (Boston Herald) 

Ricin Found In Seattle-Area Apt. (CBS/AP) A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged with one coun...   (CBS News) 

Washington state man arrested after deadly ricin found in his apartment SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged w...   (Canoe) 

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism WASHINGTON - Only Michael Berman's small thumbs move inside the giant MRI machine, pushing buttons in a video game-like test as the scanner measures how the youngster's brain processes light and motio...   (The State) 

Washington state man arrested after deadly ricin found in his apartment | SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged...   (myTELUS) 

Washington state man arrested after deadly ricin found in his apartment SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI ( - ) custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. |   | Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Frida...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism WASHINGTON -- Only Michael Berman's small thumbs move inside the giant MRI machine, pushing buttons in a video game-like test as the scanner measures how the youngster's brain processes light and moti...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Woman pleads guilty in son's death by slashing | Story Tools YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Trials Dallas (Texas) Crime, Law and Justice or Create your own | SEYMOUR, Texas (AP) -- A woman accused of killing her 10-year-old autistic son in northern Texas and ...   (CNN) 

Toxin Ricin Found in Wash. Man's Apartment SEATTLE April 13 — A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged wi...   (ABC News) 

Living In Fear | Apr 13 2004 | Autistic Stuart afraid to go out after he is beaten by thug on way to shop | By Lori Campell | A DISABLED man had his nose broken in a brutal attack by a young thug who screamed abuse ...   (Daily Record) 

Toxin Ricin Found in Wash. Man's Apartment SEATTLE -- A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged with one count o...   (Newsday) 

Hawking daughter's agony The only daughter of Stephen Hawking was driven to drink and depression over claims that he was assaulted, it is revealed today. | Lucy Hawking, 33, the daughter of Professor Hawking by his first wife...   (Femail) 

State puts new focus on autism disorders By summer 2005, parents of children with autism will have an official clearinghouse to find information and support services, state officials said yesterday.   | At a State House ceremony marking...   (The Boston Globe) 

Archived on Thursday April 15 at 12.36pm:

FBI Charges Washington Man With Having Ricin, AP Says (Correct) (Corrects spelling of ricin in headline.) | By Jennifer Itzenson | April 13 (Bloomberg) -- A 37-year-old man in Washington state was arrested by federal agents and charged with possessing ricin, a dea...   (Bloomberg) 

Autistic man charged with ricin possession SEATTLE, April 13 (UPI) -- An autistic man from the Seattle, Wash., area has been charged by the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force with possession of the deadly poison ricin. | Robert Alberg, 37, is be...   (The Washington Times) 

Washington state man arrested; deadly ricin found in apartment | SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged w...   (myTELUS) 

Brain scan may unlock autism mysteries Research Assistant Laura Girton helps six-year-old Michael Berman into an MRI machine at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington.Story ToolsHEALTH LIBRARY • • • YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS ...   (CNN) 

Man arrested after toxin ricin found in his apartment Associated Press | SEATTLE - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charge...   (Azcentral) 

Advanced scans being used to probe autism Research Assistant Laura Girton helps six-year-old Michael Berman into an MRI machine at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington Only Michael Berman's small thumbs move inside the giant MRI machine, pushing buttons in a video game-like test as the scanner measures how the youngster's brain processes light and motion. At 6, he's...   (Globe and Mail) 

Research Paper Topics on Issues in American Society Peak in March HOUSTON, TX (PRWEB) April 13, 2004 -- This past March, the majority of ebook readers on Questia, the world?s largest online library of books, chose books on issues in American society such as music ce...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Washington state man arrested after toxin ricin found in his apartment SEATTLE - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged with one count of...   (Boston Herald) 

Ricin Found In Seattle-Area Apt. (CBS/AP) A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged with one coun...   (CBS News) 

Washington state man arrested after deadly ricin found in his apartment SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged w...   (Canoe) 

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism WASHINGTON - Only Michael Berman's small thumbs move inside the giant MRI machine, pushing buttons in a video game-like test as the scanner measures how the youngster's brain processes light and motio...   (The State) 

Washington state man arrested after deadly ricin found in his apartment | SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged...   (myTELUS) 

Washington state man arrested after deadly ricin found in his apartment SEATTLE (AP) - A 37-year-old man is in FBI ( - ) custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. |   | Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., near Seattle, was arrested at his apartment Frida...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism WASHINGTON -- Only Michael Berman's small thumbs move inside the giant MRI machine, pushing buttons in a video game-like test as the scanner measures how the youngster's brain processes light and moti...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Woman pleads guilty in son's death by slashing | Story Tools YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Trials Dallas (Texas) Crime, Law and Justice or Create your own | SEYMOUR, Texas (AP) -- A woman accused of killing her 10-year-old autistic son in northern Texas and ...   (CNN) 

Toxin Ricin Found in Wash. Man's Apartment SEATTLE April 13 — A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged wi...   (ABC News) 

Living In Fear | Apr 13 2004 | Autistic Stuart afraid to go out after he is beaten by thug on way to shop | By Lori Campell | A DISABLED man had his nose broken in a brutal attack by a young thug who screamed abuse ...   (Daily Record) 

Toxin Ricin Found in Wash. Man's Apartment SEATTLE -- A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin. | Robert M. Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., was arrested at his apartment Friday and charged with one count o...   (Newsday) 

Hawking daughter's agony The only daughter of Stephen Hawking was driven to drink and depression over claims that he was assaulted, it is revealed today. | Lucy Hawking, 33, the daughter of Professor Hawking by his first wife...   (Femail) 

State puts new focus on autism disorders By summer 2005, parents of children with autism will have an official clearinghouse to find information and support services, state officials said yesterday.   | At a State House ceremony marking...   (The Boston Globe) 

Archived on Thursday April 15 at 12.36pm:

Autism gene discovered (New-Medical.net, World - 2 hours ago). Approximately 1 in 1,000 people have autism or autistic disorder. It appears to be the most highly genetic of all psychiatric disorders...

Ergonomics helps autistic children (Innovations-Report, Germany - 3 hours ago). .. autism expert and interactive design and media artists, are using ergonomics to design an interactive, polysensory environment for children with ASD (autistic..

New autism research focuses on trying to catch it as early as.. (Seattle Post Intelligencer, WA - 5 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome -- excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Man's best friend opens doors to autistic children (The Union Leader (subscription), NH - 8 hours ago). .. dogs for children with autism. Crowell knew dogs were used to aid people with other disabilities but hadn’t heard of them being used with autistic kids until..

Autism affects families ‘ Day After Day ’ in play (Atlanticville Independent, NJ - 13 hours ago). .. of Brick-based Parents of Autistic Children (POAC). According to Lanzieri, the two talked about the lack of movies or plays about autism, except "Rain Man..

Gene Variant May Contribute to Autism (Yahoo News - 15 hours ago). .. on genes in this region in 411 families with members affected by autism... both within the SLC25A12 gene, differed significantly between autistic and nonautistic..

Gene Variant May Contribute to Autism (Reuters, UK - 15 hours ago). .. on genes in this region in 411 families with members affected by autism... both within the SLC25A12 gene, differed significantly between autistic and nonautistic..

Gene Variant May Contribute to Autism (Reuters, United States - 15 hours ago). .. on genes in this region in 411 families with members affected by autism... both within the SLC25A12 gene, differed significantly between autistic and nonautistic..

HEALTH: ADVANCED SCANNING BEING USED FOR AUTISM (KFMB, CA - 19 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Autistic man charged with ricin possession (Washington Times, DC - 19 hours ago). SEATTLE, April 13 (UPI) -- An autistic man from the Seattle, Wash., area has been charged by the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force with possession of the deadly..

Brain scan may unlock autism mysteries (CNN - 21 hours ago). .. only "high-functioning" autism patients can undergo such detailed testing because of the cooperation required. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome..

Advanced scans being used to probe autism (The Globe and Mail, Canada - 22 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome — excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced scans being used to probe autism (Globetechnology.com, Canada - 22 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome — excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Orlando Sentinel (subscription), FL - 22 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome -- excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Montgomery County Record, PA - 23 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (The State, SC - 23 hours ago). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Centre Daily Times, PA - Apr 13, 2004). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Hartford Courant (subscription), CT - Apr 13, 2004). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome -- excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Wilmington Morning Star, NC - Apr 13, 2004). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome - excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Advanced Scanning Being Used for Autism (Baltimore Sun, MD - Apr 13, 2004). .. Michael, for instance, has Asperger syndrome -- excellent language.. Financed by an autism family group, the Nancy.. to examine the brains of autistic toddlers or..

Archived on Friday April 16 at 4.10am:

A special story Illustration: Gynelle AlvesIt is not education that is special, but needs that are special,” says Dr Roda Billimoria of The Rite Centre reflecting the new perspective in teaching of children with lear...   (Mid Day) 

Do you have a special interest? Anton Chekhov, the famous Russian dramatist once said, “A teacher must be an artist, in love with his calling,” listing the first qualification for entering the field of special education. | Special e...   (Mid Day) 

Kids need MMR jab, says medical chief Warning to parents over rise in mumps | 15 April 2004 | ULSTER's top doctor warned parents today to make sure their children got the MMR jab - as cases of "highly infectious" mumps continue to rise in...   (Belfast Telegraph) 

City study to aid children with autism AUTISTIC children could be helped with communication thanks to a new project launched by Capital academics. | Researchers at Queen Margaret University College have received a £178,000 grant to invest...   (Scotsman) 

Autism centre trust folds A trust set up to raise money for Wales's first centre of excellence for children with autism is folding. | The Brondyffryn Trust decided to dissolve the charity after meeting this week. | In a writte...   (BBC News) 

Prizes galore tempting at 'How West Was Won' | Courtesy of Pat Myers | Bill Keane (left), Thel Keane, Houston Person and Don Miller were people of note at the 26th annual Paradise Valley Jazz Party at the Sunspree Resort. | Folks at Friday night...   (Azcentral) 

Events The following Calendar activities are taking place in the area this week. Future events are included as space allows. To list your organization's event, send information three weeks before the event t...   (The Boston Globe) 

Scientist pushes genome knowledge | Cori Takemoto Williams/Arizona Business Gazette | Dietrich Stephan, a division director at the Translational Genomics Research Institute, hopes his research in human genes will help those suffering ...   (Azcentral) 

Polite Parisians | REPUTED to be one of the world’s rudest breeds, Parisians it seems are growing politer by the day, turning off their cellphones in restaurants, asking other diners first before lighting up at the ta...   (The Star) 

New charity push to aid children A new plea has gone out to help children with special needs. A charity cook book has so far raised BD3,100 for children with various communication disorders, at the Rehabilitation Institute for Active...   (Gulf Daily News) 

Milk Money fund gets financial boost THE Milk (Mainly I Love Kids) Money fund for needy children will get a healthy dose of financial support from the Cold Storage Group. | Donation boxes will be placed at more than 430 of its stores unt...   (The Straits Times) 

Vanunu Set Free? NO! NO! Vanunu's Crime is Vile and most Abhorrent! He betrayed not only Israel, but every Jew, living and gone before and yet to come! My Father worked on the A-Bomb and his being radiated has made me rather ...   (The Jerusalem Post) 

Scared silent Experts, families search for ways to draw children out of selective mutism When Noah Nicodemus celebrated his fourth birthday last weekend, his house was filled with kids and their parents. There were...   (Houston Chronicle) 

Annapolis Center for Science-Based Public Policy to Release Latest Report, 'AUTISM: The Myths and the ...   | To: National Desk | Contact: Tom Roskelly of the Annapolis Center for Science-Based Public Policy, 410-268-3302, ext. 104; 202-638-7444 or Troskelly@annctr.org | ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 14 /U.S...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

MECA Raises Funds for Charity MECA commissioner Steve Stern has announced the results of the first four charity events of the 2004 season. So far MECA has raised $2,552 for worthwhile causes that have tied their events with MECA c...   (Mobile Electronics) 

A hope of learning fulfilled BATAVIA - "Ten, 20, 30, 40, 50 and 1, 2, 3," a chorus of first-graders chants as teacher Jodi Mehlman moves blocks onto a projector. | "That's 53," she says. "OK, if you got it right give me a yeehaw....   (The Enquirer) 

Wash. man arrested on ricin charge SEATTLE -- A man whose family says he may suffer from autism has been arrested for allegedly making the deadly poison ricin from castor seeds in his suburban Seattle home, officials said yesterday. &n...   (The Boston Globe) 

Nab man vowing ricin attack SEATTLE - A 37-year-old man is in FBI custody for allegedly possessing the deadly toxin ricin and threatening to poison a public water supply. | Robert Alberg of Kirkland, Wash., the son of a prominen...   (New York Daily News) 

Family leave plan tabled Ontario's Liberal government introduced long-awaited legislation yesterday to give workers up to eight weeks of job-protected unpaid time off to care for a sick or dying family member. | The legislati...   (The Toronto Star) 

Man is suspected of producing ricin SEATTLE - A man who might be suffering from autism has been arrested on suspicion of making the deadly poison ricin from castor seeds in his suburban Seattle home, officials said Tuesday. | Robert Alb...   (STL Today) 

Archived on Saturday April 17 at 0.00am:

Push, push, pushy pair Michel Odent listens tolerantly as I regale him with tales of the birth of my second child at home. He’s probably heard it a thousand times before. | I’m telling him how, in retrospect, I re...   (The Times) 

Cod liver oil: the facts So now that we’ve created our own hype about cod liver oil — is it actually true? Can something that simple really be that good? Science rarely provides simplicity, but the facts behind the ...   (The Times) 

Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc. Teams up With Cure Autism Now Foundation; Checkers(R)/Rally's(R) Sponsors Team CAN ... 4/16/04    TAMPA, Fla., Apr 16, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc. (Nasdaq: CHKR), the nation's largest double drive-thru chain and Official Burg...   (Stockhouse) 

Teachers Demand More Special Schools More special schools need to be built so children with severe disabilities and serious behavioural problems get the education best suited to their needs, teachers said today. | The drive to close down...   (Scotsman) 

Teachers' warning on special needs TEACHERS have warned that the growing number of special needs pupils in mainstream schools has created more disruption in classes because the move was being made on the cheap. | The drive to close dow...   (Scotsman) 

Join the race to make this year one in a million THERE may have been rainclouds overhead, but the 5000 people who donned their walking boots and took to the streets of Edinburgh on June 22 last year refused to let that dampen their spirits as they t...   (Scotsman) 

Insight: Stepping-stone to a bright future Abu Dhabi: Care centre helps children with learning, physical disabilities to grow normally | The centre is located in a rented villa in Abu Dhabi. ©Gulf News It has a unique task, taking care of...   (Gulf News) 

FBI OK'd ricin-case shipment | KEVIN RIVOLI / AP Kristina Damico, of Sheffield's Seed Co. in Locke, N.Y., said she called a terrorism hotline in November, when she received an order for 5 pounds of castor seeds, which can be used...   (Seattle Times) 

Bowling event to aid autism cause AUTISM FACTS | April is National Autism Awareness Month | ...   (The State) 

Idol's grant used to make gifts Clay Aiken is the top American Idol for local youth with disabilities in the high tech program at the Work Resource Center High School. The students are observing National Youth Service Day today thro...   (The Enquirer) 

On the fridge: What's going on around the home First base | Meet me at the ballgame: Reds season is here, and you know what that means - there's a new place in town to meet men. | At least that's what 74 percent of women surveyed nationwide by It'...   (The Enquirer) 

Teachers 'Cynical of Cost-Cutting Inclusion Policy' More special schools need to be built in order that children with severe disabilities and serious behavioural problems got the education best suited to their needs, teachers were arguing today. | The ...   (Scotsman) 

Mini planned for femme net 04/15/2004 NEW YORK -- Robert Halmi Sr. is exec producing an untitled four-hour miniseries for Lifetime about international sex trafficking. Project reps the first mini Lifetime has commissioned. |   | Life...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Amber Tamblyn Hosts the Achievable Foundation's 3rd Annual 5K Run, Walk, Wheel and Woof Media Alert for Sunday April 18, 2004 CENTURY CITY, Calif., April 15 /PRNewswire/ -- "It's a great way to support a worthy cause -- you can make a difference in someone's life," states Ms. Tamblyn. Wh...   (PR Newswire) 

Seed seller says FBI told her to send seeds to man in ricin case SEATTLE -- A seed company employee in New York says the FBI told her to ship an unusually large order of seeds that can be used to make ricin to a Seattle man, who subsequently was arrested and charge...   (Newsday) 

Seed seller says FBI told her to send seeds to man in ricin case SEATTLE -- A seed company employee in New York says the FBI told her to ship an unusually large order of seeds that can be used to make ricin to a Seattle man, who subsequently was arrested and charge...   (Seattle Post) 

Paul Collins HISTORIAN OF AUTISM Paul Collins may be the only American to have a copy of "Surrey's Privies" on his bookshelves. That's right, privies -- outhouses. But think about it. How could an irrepressible bibliomaniac like Coll...   (Newsday) 

A special story Illustration: Gynelle AlvesIt is not education that is special, but needs that are special,” says Dr Roda Billimoria of The Rite Centre reflecting the new perspective in teaching of children with lear...   (Mid Day) 

Do you have a special interest? Anton Chekhov, the famous Russian dramatist once said, “A teacher must be an artist, in love with his calling,” listing the first qualification for entering the field of special education. | Special e...   (Mid Day) 

Kids need MMR jab, says medical chief Warning to parents over rise in mumps | 15 April 2004 | ULSTER's top doctor warned parents today to make sure their children got the MMR jab - as cases of "highly infectious" mumps continue to rise in...   (Belfast Telegraph) 

Archived on Saturday April 17 at 6.54pm:

Push, push, pushy pair Michel Odent listens tolerantly as I regale him with tales of the birth of my second child at home. He’s probably heard it a thousand times before. | I’m telling him how, in retrospect, I re...   (The Times) 

Cod liver oil: the facts So now that we’ve created our own hype about cod liver oil — is it actually true? Can something that simple really be that good? Science rarely provides simplicity, but the facts behind the ...   (The Times) 

Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc. Teams up With Cure Autism Now Foundation; Checkers(R)/Rally's(R) Sponsors Team CAN ... 4/16/04    TAMPA, Fla., Apr 16, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc. (Nasdaq: CHKR), the nation's largest double drive-thru chain and Official Burg...   (Stockhouse) 

Teachers Demand More Special Schools More special schools need to be built so children with severe disabilities and serious behavioural problems get the education best suited to their needs, teachers said today. | The drive to close down...   (Scotsman) 

Teachers' warning on special needs TEACHERS have warned that the growing number of special needs pupils in mainstream schools has created more disruption in classes because the move was being made on the cheap. | The drive to close dow...   (Scotsman) 

Join the race to make this year one in a million THERE may have been rainclouds overhead, but the 5000 people who donned their walking boots and took to the streets of Edinburgh on June 22 last year refused to let that dampen their spirits as they t...   (Scotsman) 

Insight: Stepping-stone to a bright future Abu Dhabi: Care centre helps children with learning, physical disabilities to grow normally | The centre is located in a rented villa in Abu Dhabi. ©Gulf News It has a unique task, taking care of...   (Gulf News) 

FBI OK'd ricin-case shipment | KEVIN RIVOLI / AP Kristina Damico, of Sheffield's Seed Co. in Locke, N.Y., said she called a terrorism hotline in November, when she received an order for 5 pounds of castor seeds, which can be used...   (Seattle Times) 

Bowling event to aid autism cause AUTISM FACTS | April is National Autism Awareness Month | ...   (The State) 

Idol's grant used to make gifts Clay Aiken is the top American Idol for local youth with disabilities in the high tech program at the Work Resource Center High School. The students are observing National Youth Service Day today thro...   (The Enquirer) 

On the fridge: What's going on around the home First base | Meet me at the ballgame: Reds season is here, and you know what that means - there's a new place in town to meet men. | At least that's what 74 percent of women surveyed nationwide by It'...   (The Enquirer) 

Teachers 'Cynical of Cost-Cutting Inclusion Policy' More special schools need to be built in order that children with severe disabilities and serious behavioural problems got the education best suited to their needs, teachers were arguing today. | The ...   (Scotsman) 

Mini planned for femme net 04/15/2004 NEW YORK -- Robert Halmi Sr. is exec producing an untitled four-hour miniseries for Lifetime about international sex trafficking. Project reps the first mini Lifetime has commissioned. |   | Life...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Amber Tamblyn Hosts the Achievable Foundation's 3rd Annual 5K Run, Walk, Wheel and Woof Media Alert for Sunday April 18, 2004 CENTURY CITY, Calif., April 15 /PRNewswire/ -- "It's a great way to support a worthy cause -- you can make a difference in someone's life," states Ms. Tamblyn. Wh...   (PR Newswire) 

Seed seller says FBI told her to send seeds to man in ricin case SEATTLE -- A seed company employee in New York says the FBI told her to ship an unusually large order of seeds that can be used to make ricin to a Seattle man, who subsequently was arrested and charge...   (Newsday) 

Seed seller says FBI told her to send seeds to man in ricin case SEATTLE -- A seed company employee in New York says the FBI told her to ship an unusually large order of seeds that can be used to make ricin to a Seattle man, who subsequently was arrested and charge...   (Seattle Post) 

Paul Collins HISTORIAN OF AUTISM Paul Collins may be the only American to have a copy of "Surrey's Privies" on his bookshelves. That's right, privies -- outhouses. But think about it. How could an irrepressible bibliomaniac like Coll...   (Newsday) 

A special story Illustration: Gynelle AlvesIt is not education that is special, but needs that are special,” says Dr Roda Billimoria of The Rite Centre reflecting the new perspective in teaching of children with lear...   (Mid Day) 

Do you have a special interest? Anton Chekhov, the famous Russian dramatist once said, “A teacher must be an artist, in love with his calling,” listing the first qualification for entering the field of special education. | Special e...   (Mid Day) 

Kids need MMR jab, says medical chief Warning to parents over rise in mumps | 15 April 2004 | ULSTER's top doctor warned parents today to make sure their children got the MMR jab - as cases of "highly infectious" mumps continue to rise in...   (Belfast Telegraph) 

Archived on Saturday April 17 at 6.54pm:

Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc. Teams up With Cure Autism Now.. (PRNewswire (press release) - 54 minutes ago). .. the nation's largest double drive-thru chain and Official Burger of the Indianapolis 500(R), today announced that it will sponsor the Team Cure Autism Now ("CAN..

Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc. Teams up With Cure Autism Now.. (Yahoo News (press release) - 1 hour ago). .. the nation's largest double drive-thru chain and Official Burger of the Indianapolis 500®, today announced that it will sponsor the Team Cure Autism Now ("CAN..

Parents seek state aid for autism-assistance programs (Chicago Tribune (subscription), IL - 2 hours ago). .. Since 1998, autism cases in Illinois schools have more than doubled, with.. According to the most recent state statistics, 6,125 Illinois students are autistic...

Bowling event to aid autism cause (The State, SC - 5 hours ago). .. syndrome. • The idea that a genius is hidden in a child with autism is a myth. Autistic children have a full range of IQ scores. Both..

Fairfield autism center fund-raiser to help Liberty Township boy.. (Hamilton Journal News, OH - 11 hours ago). .. Fortunately for Fischer and other parents of autistic children in the area, the Cincinnati Center for Autism opened last year in Fairfield...

Autism myth prompts fund-raising problems (Today (Singapore), Singapore - 15 hours ago). .. The Autism Association runs two centres for autistic children and youth, which require annual operating costs of $1 million. After..

Experts Urge Autism Awareness (Kansas City Channel.com, MO - 16 hours ago). Emily Luoma, 5, was just recently evaluated for autism. Autism.. family. Money raised from the event will go to expand local autism resources.

Paul Collins HISTORIAN OF AUTISM (Newsday, NY - 16 hours ago). .. with his own son, Morgan, who had just been diagnosed as autistic back home in Portland, Ore. "Not Even Wrong: Adventures in Autism" (Bloomsbury, $24.95..

What is autism? (Ironwood Daily Globe, MI - 20 hours ago). .. An autistic child may have no sense of personal space. The cause of autism is not known, although experts say it is likely there are genetic and environmental..

New resources help the autistic (Ironwood Daily Globe, MI - 20 hours ago). .. Valerie Gerbig has four autistic children in her special education class of.. teacher Karen Kangas-Tiziani's class of nine includes one student with autism...

Charity pulls out of £3.5m autism centre (ic NorthWales, UK - Apr 15, 2004). By Steve Bagnall, Daily Post. A CHARITY trust set up to raise money for Wales' first autism centre of excellence is to end. The Brondyffryn..

City study to aid children with autism (The Scotsman, UK - Apr 15, 2004

Autism centre trust folds (BBC News, UK - Apr 15, 2004). A trust set up to raise money for Wales's first centre of excellence for children with autism is folding. The Brondyffryn Trust..

Autism gene identified (Medical News Today, UK - Apr 14, 2004). The discovery of a gene mutation responsible for autism may pave the way for screening to identify individuals at risk of developing the disease...

Mom & Son Thank Schuylkill County for Autism Day (WNEP-TV, PA - Apr 14, 2004). The Autism Society is promoting early diagnosis and early intervention for children with.. Carla Cappella and her son Tommy want others to know autistic children...

Genetic Link to Autism? (WNEP-TV, PA - Apr 14, 2004). The American Journal of Psychiatry reports small changes in one gene can be linked to autism. It's a disorder that often causes problems with communication...

Autism Associations shows CDC and FDA to be negligent (New-Medical.net, World - Apr 14, 2004). .. a statistical correlation between mercury exposure through pediatric vaccines and neurological disorders in children including autism, ADHD, stuttering, tics..

Chaka Khan pumps up the volume on autism awareness (USA Today - Apr 14, 2004). .. Batra, pediatrician in private practice in Los Angeles and an autism specialist... which helps develop a warm, related child, because many autistic children have..

Autism Program, Teacher Approved (Indiana Gazette, PA - Apr 14, 2004). PURCHASE LINE - A new program for autistic children in the elementary grades will begin this fall in the Purchase Line School District...

Autistic Boy Reunites With Family (NBC 11.com, CA - Apr 14, 2004). .. They say the boy is autistic and has wandered off before... They say because of his autism, he was not able to communicate well and could not tell them who he was..

Archived on Sunday April 18 at 8.11pm:

The Felix decree spurs the state to create a comprehensive system By Susan Essoyan | Over the last decade, spending on special education for Hawaii's public school students has nearly quadrupled as the state forged a new system under federal court order to serve stu...   (Star Bulletin) 

Autism pioneer looked for children's strengths They were children considered to be beyond help, destined for a lifetime commitment to a state institution, sedated by morphine injections. They were autistic, but in Jeanne Simons' eyes they deserved...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Up Next Monday | Boy Scout Troop 8 Annual Auction, 7 p.m., Simon Kenton High School cafeteria, 11132 Madison Pike, Independence. (859) 356-0149. | Broadway Belters - The Ladies Singing Their Songs, benefiting...   (The Enquirer) 

Control freak's house rules floor girlfriend This week's question was supplied by our three experts. | Q Larry and I have been dating for eight months and moved in together six weeks ago. Larry has rules for everything: where aspirin goes in the...   (Boston Herald) 

Bafta Nominations List Nominations for the British Academy Television Awards: | Best Actor | Jim Broadbent – The Young Visiters | Christopher Eccleston – The Second Coming | David Morrissey – State of Play | Bill Nigh...   (Scotsman) 

The parent trap I thought I knew how to be middle class. I really did. I wasn't born to it. I grew up in a maisonette on a council estate in what's technically known as 'up north', with just my mum. She trained as a ...   (The Observer) 

Scientists discover autism link to male brain By Maxine Frith, Social Affairs Correspondent | The research, led by a team at Cambridge University, links autism to higher levels of the male hormone testosterone in babies in the womb. | The theory ...   (The Independent) 

Official: text sex is as bad a betrayal as the real thing British Psychological Society: Conference told of risks of cyber-relationships and link between autism and testosterone By Maxine Frith, Social Affairs Correspondent | A cyber-relationship is viewed a...   (The Independent) 

Zero tolerance raises alarms Parents say Katy ISD overdisciplining students for minor offenses | KATY -- Bubbly and bright, Jewel Caillet considered herself "Miss Teen Spirit" until she was accused of drinking at a high school fo...   (Houston Chronicle) 

The Independent on Sunday: IMMIGRANT DOCTORS FAIL TO PASS NHS SKILLS TEST | Plans to hire thousands of East European doctors, dentists and nurses to work in the NHS are in disarray because of doubts about their professional ski...   (Scotsman) 

Dramatic New Evidence Supports Autism Theory Scientists have found dramatic new evidence to support the controversial theory that men's brains lean towards autism, it was revealed today. | Autism is a developmental disorder characterised by a la...   (Scotsman) 

Tribunal: 'fashanu Exploited His Maid' | Apr 17 2004 | By Nathan Yates   | A CARER who worked for John Fashanu told a tribunal yesterday she was "extremely shocked" by his alleged exploitation of his African maid. | Lesley McGowan sai...   (The Mirror) 

Fashanu's Maid Had 'shocking' Workload | Apr 17 2004 | By Nathan Yates   | A CARER who worked for John Fashanu told a tribunal yesterday she was "extremely shocked" by his alleged exploitation of his African maid. | Lesley McGowan sai...   (The Mirror) 

Lack of special schools 'putting pupils in danger' The government's "disastrous" policy of keeping children with behavioural difficulties in mainstream schools is increasing disruption and putting pupils in danger, teachers' leaders said yesterday. | ...   (The Guardian) 

Runner powered by Shining Stars MARLBOROUGH -- Andy Bernabei has already run four marathons, but on Monday he'll have an added incentive to pound through 26 miles toward Boston. | Bernabei, 29, who works as an inclusion specialist w...   (Boston Herald) 

Nothing 'special' for a champion: 3-time wheelchair division winner gives children frank talk about disabilities HOPKINTON -- Yesterday, wheelchair champion Ernst Van Dyk visited the Boston Marathon starting line with his tomato-red racing chair -- the same one he hopes will take him to a fourth championship on ...   (Boston Herald) 

More youngsters seek help THE number of children seeking help at IMH is climbing steadily, and half have problems with learning. IMH's latest figures show that 2,072 children walked through the doors of its Child Guidance Clin...   (The Straits Times) 

750 new places in help scheme By | FIVE more centres will be set up to help infants and children with disabilities live as independently as possible. | The centres will have up to 750 more places under the Early Intervention Progr...   (The Straits Times) 

Push, push, pushy pair Michel Odent listens tolerantly as I regale him with tales of the birth of my second child at home. He’s probably heard it a thousand times before. | I’m telling him how, in retrospect, I re...   (The Times) 

Cod liver oil: the facts So now that we’ve created our own hype about cod liver oil — is it actually true? Can something that simple really be that good? Science rarely provides simplicity, but the facts behind the ...   (The Times) 

Archived on Sunday April 18 at 8.11pm:

Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc. Teams up With Cure Autism Now.. (PRNewswire (press release) - 54 minutes ago). .. the nation's largest double drive-thru chain and Official Burger of the Indianapolis 500(R), today announced that it will sponsor the Team Cure Autism Now ("CAN..

Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc. Teams up With Cure Autism Now.. (Yahoo News (press release) - 1 hour ago). .. the nation's largest double drive-thru chain and Official Burger of the Indianapolis 500®, today announced that it will sponsor the Team Cure Autism Now ("CAN..

Parents seek state aid for autism-assistance programs (Chicago Tribune (subscription), IL - 2 hours ago). .. Since 1998, autism cases in Illinois schools have more than doubled, with.. According to the most recent state statistics, 6,125 Illinois students are autistic...

Bowling event to aid autism cause (The State, SC - 5 hours ago). .. syndrome. • The idea that a genius is hidden in a child with autism is a myth. Autistic children have a full range of IQ scores. Both..

Fairfield autism center fund-raiser to help Liberty Township boy.. (Hamilton Journal News, OH - 11 hours ago). .. Fortunately for Fischer and other parents of autistic children in the area, the Cincinnati Center for Autism opened last year in Fairfield...

Autism myth prompts fund-raising problems (Today (Singapore), Singapore - 15 hours ago). .. The Autism Association runs two centres for autistic children and youth, which require annual operating costs of $1 million. After..

Experts Urge Autism Awareness (Kansas City Channel.com, MO - 16 hours ago). Emily Luoma, 5, was just recently evaluated for autism. Autism.. family. Money raised from the event will go to expand local autism resources.

Paul Collins HISTORIAN OF AUTISM (Newsday, NY - 16 hours ago). .. with his own son, Morgan, who had just been diagnosed as autistic back home in Portland, Ore. "Not Even Wrong: Adventures in Autism" (Bloomsbury, $24.95..

What is autism? (Ironwood Daily Globe, MI - 20 hours ago). .. An autistic child may have no sense of personal space. The cause of autism is not known, although experts say it is likely there are genetic and environmental..

New resources help the autistic (Ironwood Daily Globe, MI - 20 hours ago). .. Valerie Gerbig has four autistic children in her special education class of.. teacher Karen Kangas-Tiziani's class of nine includes one student with autism...

Charity pulls out of £3.5m autism centre (ic NorthWales, UK - Apr 15, 2004). By Steve Bagnall, Daily Post. A CHARITY trust set up to raise money for Wales' first autism centre of excellence is to end. The Brondyffryn..

City study to aid children with autism (The Scotsman, UK - Apr 15, 2004

Autism centre trust folds (BBC News, UK - Apr 15, 2004). A trust set up to raise money for Wales's first centre of excellence for children with autism is folding. The Brondyffryn Trust..

Autism gene identified (Medical News Today, UK - Apr 14, 2004). The discovery of a gene mutation responsible for autism may pave the way for screening to identify individuals at risk of developing the disease...

Mom & Son Thank Schuylkill County for Autism Day (WNEP-TV, PA - Apr 14, 2004). The Autism Society is promoting early diagnosis and early intervention for children with.. Carla Cappella and her son Tommy want others to know autistic children...

Genetic Link to Autism? (WNEP-TV, PA - Apr 14, 2004). The American Journal of Psychiatry reports small changes in one gene can be linked to autism. It's a disorder that often causes problems with communication...

Autism Associations shows CDC and FDA to be negligent (New-Medical.net, World - Apr 14, 2004). .. a statistical correlation between mercury exposure through pediatric vaccines and neurological disorders in children including autism, ADHD, stuttering, tics..

Chaka Khan pumps up the volume on autism awareness (USA Today - Apr 14, 2004). .. Batra, pediatrician in private practice in Los Angeles and an autism specialist... which helps develop a warm, related child, because many autistic children have..

Autism Program, Teacher Approved (Indiana Gazette, PA - Apr 14, 2004). PURCHASE LINE - A new program for autistic children in the elementary grades will begin this fall in the Purchase Line School District...

Autistic Boy Reunites With Family (NBC 11.com, CA - Apr 14, 2004). .. They say the boy is autistic and has wandered off before... They say because of his autism, he was not able to communicate well and could not tell them who he was..

Archived on Monday April 19 at 1.21pm:

The Felix decree spurs the state to create a comprehensive system By Susan Essoyan | Over the last decade, spending on special education for Hawaii's public school students has nearly quadrupled as the state forged a new system under federal court order to serve stu...   (Star Bulletin) 

Autism pioneer looked for children's strengths They were children considered to be beyond help, destined for a lifetime commitment to a state institution, sedated by morphine injections. They were autistic, but in Jeanne Simons' eyes they deserved...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Up Next Monday | Boy Scout Troop 8 Annual Auction, 7 p.m., Simon Kenton High School cafeteria, 11132 Madison Pike, Independence. (859) 356-0149. | Broadway Belters - The Ladies Singing Their Songs, benefiting...   (The Enquirer) 

Control freak's house rules floor girlfriend This week's question was supplied by our three experts. | Q Larry and I have been dating for eight months and moved in together six weeks ago. Larry has rules for everything: where aspirin goes in the...   (Boston Herald) 

Bafta Nominations List Nominations for the British Academy Television Awards: | Best Actor | Jim Broadbent – The Young Visiters | Christopher Eccleston – The Second Coming | David Morrissey – State of Play | Bill Nigh...   (Scotsman) 

The parent trap I thought I knew how to be middle class. I really did. I wasn't born to it. I grew up in a maisonette on a council estate in what's technically known as 'up north', with just my mum. She trained as a ...   (The Observer) 

Scientists discover autism link to male brain By Maxine Frith, Social Affairs Correspondent | The research, led by a team at Cambridge University, links autism to higher levels of the male hormone testosterone in babies in the womb. | The theory ...   (The Independent) 

Official: text sex is as bad a betrayal as the real thing British Psychological Society: Conference told of risks of cyber-relationships and link between autism and testosterone By Maxine Frith, Social Affairs Correspondent | A cyber-relationship is viewed a...   (The Independent) 

Zero tolerance raises alarms Parents say Katy ISD overdisciplining students for minor offenses | KATY -- Bubbly and bright, Jewel Caillet considered herself "Miss Teen Spirit" until she was accused of drinking at a high school fo...   (Houston Chronicle) 

The Independent on Sunday: IMMIGRANT DOCTORS FAIL TO PASS NHS SKILLS TEST | Plans to hire thousands of East European doctors, dentists and nurses to work in the NHS are in disarray because of doubts about their professional ski...   (Scotsman) 

Dramatic New Evidence Supports Autism Theory Scientists have found dramatic new evidence to support the controversial theory that men's brains lean towards autism, it was revealed today. | Autism is a developmental disorder characterised by a la...   (Scotsman) 

Tribunal: 'fashanu Exploited His Maid' | Apr 17 2004 | By Nathan Yates   | A CARER who worked for John Fashanu told a tribunal yesterday she was "extremely shocked" by his alleged exploitation of his African maid. | Lesley McGowan sai...   (The Mirror) 

Fashanu's Maid Had 'shocking' Workload | Apr 17 2004 | By Nathan Yates   | A CARER who worked for John Fashanu told a tribunal yesterday she was "extremely shocked" by his alleged exploitation of his African maid. | Lesley McGowan sai...   (The Mirror) 

Lack of special schools 'putting pupils in danger' The government's "disastrous" policy of keeping children with behavioural difficulties in mainstream schools is increasing disruption and putting pupils in danger, teachers' leaders said yesterday. | ...   (The Guardian) 

Runner powered by Shining Stars MARLBOROUGH -- Andy Bernabei has already run four marathons, but on Monday he'll have an added incentive to pound through 26 miles toward Boston. | Bernabei, 29, who works as an inclusion specialist w...   (Boston Herald) 

Nothing 'special' for a champion: 3-time wheelchair division winner gives children frank talk about disabilities HOPKINTON -- Yesterday, wheelchair champion Ernst Van Dyk visited the Boston Marathon starting line with his tomato-red racing chair -- the same one he hopes will take him to a fourth championship on ...   (Boston Herald) 

More youngsters seek help THE number of children seeking help at IMH is climbing steadily, and half have problems with learning. IMH's latest figures show that 2,072 children walked through the doors of its Child Guidance Clin...   (The Straits Times) 

750 new places in help scheme By | FIVE more centres will be set up to help infants and children with disabilities live as independently as possible. | The centres will have up to 750 more places under the Early Intervention Progr...   (The Straits Times) 

Push, push, pushy pair Michel Odent listens tolerantly as I regale him with tales of the birth of my second child at home. He’s probably heard it a thousand times before. | I’m telling him how, in retrospect, I re...   (The Times) 

Cod liver oil: the facts So now that we’ve created our own hype about cod liver oil — is it actually true? Can something that simple really be that good? Science rarely provides simplicity, but the facts behind the ...   (The Times) 

Archived on Tuesday April 20 at 4.50am:

Through the eyes of autism Visual distortions could be the cause of autistic symptoms, according to an American expert. And a simple treatment with vitamin A might be the answer. Jerome Burne reports | "Once you understand the ...   (The Independent) 

Autism link to male sex hormones Autism may be linked to hormone levels circulating in the developing foetus, research suggests. | A team from Cambridge University found babies who produce high levels of the male hormone testosterone...   (BBC News) 

Americans may deserve better The season of negative campaign ads has officially begun ... | Voice of President Bush: "I'm George Bush and I approved this message." | Announcer: A president sets his agenda in the first 100 days. J...   (Times Union) 

Hopkinton ready for the spotlight HOPKINTON -- For a few glorious hours this morning, this town will be the epicenter of the sports world, when athletes from around the globe and their supporters converge on the Town Common for the 10...   (Boston Herald) 

Program reaches state's children with autism Meredith started its program for young children with autism in 1995. A few years later, the college became one of a few research sites worldwide affiliated with the Lovaas Institute for Early Interven...   (The News & Observer) 

A boy beyond reach Doctors told brain specialist Cheri Florance that her son was autistic, but she believed they were wrong. She tells Penny Wark how she risked her the family’s happiness in a successful battle to turn ...   (The Statesman) 

Reyes' Return From Dl Is Still On Hold The earliest you will see Jose Reyes in the Mets' lineup is April 27 in Los Angeles, Jim Duquette said. | "I think there is a good chance we will see him on the road trip," the GM said. | After the Me...   (New York Post Online) 

Promotions and hires | Business & staffing | FEC Career Services has hired Susan LaSpada as vice president of recruiting operations and vice president of Mid-Atlantic operations. LaSpada has experience in recruiting, huma...   (Azcentral) 

Beeb takes booty at BAFTA TV Awards 04/18/2004 See winners |   | LONDON -- It was another night of triumph for the BBC at the BAFTA TV Awards as the Beeb repeated its performance at the recent Royal Television Society program gong fest. | The...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Nominations In Full BEST ACTOR | :: Jim Broadbent - The Young Visiters | :: Christopher Eccleston - The Second Coming | :: David Morrissey - State of Play | :: Bill Nighy - State of Play | BEST ACTRESS | :: Gina McKee - ...   (Skynews) 

The Felix decree spurs the state to create a comprehensive system By Susan Essoyan | Over the last decade, spending on special education for Hawaii's public school students has nearly quadrupled as the state forged a new system under federal court order to serve stu...   (Star Bulletin) 

Autism pioneer looked for children's strengths They were children considered to be beyond help, destined for a lifetime commitment to a state institution, sedated by morphine injections. They were autistic, but in Jeanne Simons' eyes they deserved...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Up Next Monday | Boy Scout Troop 8 Annual Auction, 7 p.m., Simon Kenton High School cafeteria, 11132 Madison Pike, Independence. (859) 356-0149. | Broadway Belters - The Ladies Singing Their Songs, benefiting...   (The Enquirer) 

Control freak's house rules floor girlfriend This week's question was supplied by our three experts. | Q Larry and I have been dating for eight months and moved in together six weeks ago. Larry has rules for everything: where aspirin goes in the...   (Boston Herald) 

Bafta Nominations List Nominations for the British Academy Television Awards: | Best Actor | Jim Broadbent – The Young Visiters | Christopher Eccleston – The Second Coming | David Morrissey – State of Play | Bill Nigh...   (Scotsman) 

The parent trap I thought I knew how to be middle class. I really did. I wasn't born to it. I grew up in a maisonette on a council estate in what's technically known as 'up north', with just my mum. She trained as a ...   (The Observer) 

Scientists discover autism link to male brain By Maxine Frith, Social Affairs Correspondent | The research, led by a team at Cambridge University, links autism to higher levels of the male hormone testosterone in babies in the womb. | The theory ...   (The Independent) 

Official: text sex is as bad a betrayal as the real thing British Psychological Society: Conference told of risks of cyber-relationships and link between autism and testosterone By Maxine Frith, Social Affairs Correspondent | A cyber-relationship is viewed a...   (The Independent) 

Zero tolerance raises alarms Parents say Katy ISD overdisciplining students for minor offenses | KATY -- Bubbly and bright, Jewel Caillet considered herself "Miss Teen Spirit" until she was accused of drinking at a high school fo...   (Houston Chronicle) 

The Independent on Sunday: IMMIGRANT DOCTORS FAIL TO PASS NHS SKILLS TEST | Plans to hire thousands of East European doctors, dentists and nurses to work in the NHS are in disarray because of doubts about their professional ski...   (Scotsman) 

Archived on Tuesday April 20 at 4.50am:

Through the eyes of autism (Independent, UK - 9 minutes ago). .. A recent placebo-controlled study of 38 autistic children given cod-liver oil and bethanecol.. at how many times I ask a parent of a child with autism if they..

Autism link to male sex hormones (BBC News, UK - 2 hours ago). .. Although these children were not autistic, the pattern suggested a link between foetal testosterone and autism-like traits. Professor..

Autism Society Joins Forces with Yanni Drummer Charlie Adams to.. (Emediawire (press release) - 4 hours ago). The Autism Society of America (ASA), the oldest and largest grassroots organization within the autism community, and Charlie Adams, Yanni’s lead drummer for..

Autism impedes interaction (Poughkeepsie Journal, NY - 5 hours ago). .. The word ''autism'' simply wasn't used when Gonyea's 25-year-old son, Michael.. When her son was diagnosed, there were two autistic children in the Children's..

Autism impedes interaction (Poughkeepsie Journal, NY - 5 hours ago). .. The word ''autism'' simply wasn't used when Gonyea's 25-year-old son, Michael.. When her son was diagnosed, there were two autistic children in the Children's..

Family hopes to bring attention to autism (Fayetteville Online, Fayetteville NC - 13 hours ago). .. There are other programs for children with autism such as Treatment and Education of Autistic and related Communication Handicapped Children, or TEACHC, and..

Autism pioneer looked for children's strengths (Baltimore Sun, MD - Apr 18, 2004). .. for autistic children. "They were beautiful looking; they were different," Simons said in a recent interview. Now regarded as a pioneer in the field of autism,..

HISTORIAN OF AUTISM (New York Newsday, NY - Apr 18, 2004). .. with his own son, Morgan, who had just been diagnosed as autistic back home in Portland, Ore. "Not Even Wrong: Adventures in Autism" (Bloomsbury, $24.95..

Autism: Learn and Educate Yourself, Part 2 (KUAM-TV, Guam - Apr 17, 2004). .. In an effort to educate the island's community about autism the Department of Education's Special Education Division and parents of autistic children are..

Study suggests link between high testosterone and autism (Sunday Herald, UK - Apr 17, 2004). .. Eileen Hopkins, director of development at the National Autistic Society, said: “It is always interesting to add new pieces to the puzzle of autism and to..

Scientists discover autism link to male brain (Independent, UK - Apr 17, 2004). Scientists claim that dramatic new evidence shows that autism may be just an extreme version of the male brain - suggesting the condition may be entirely..

Autism summer program funds sought by group (Decatur Daily Democrat, IN - Apr 17, 2004). .. who was diagnosed with "atypicial development with autistic tendencies," was.. book, "Beyond the Wall: Personal Experiences with Autism and Asperger Syndrome..

Dramatic New Evidence Supports Autism Theory (The Scotsman, UK - Apr 17, 2004). .. of the pioneers in the field, Hans Asperger, proposes that.. suggesting that the seeds of autism are sewn.. Although these children were not autistic, the pattern..

Outreach effort helps parents of autistic kids find resources (Agana Pacific Daily News, GU - Apr 17, 2004). .. Mariano's 6-year-old son Justin is autistic. Mariano said Justin showed signs of autism as early as age 3, but he discounted the possibility of a disability...

Autism support group, SAFE, brings focus on the disorder (Wilkes Barre Citizen's Voice, PA - Apr 17, 2004). .. Shadie noted in the past, many autistic children were.. he probably would be diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, a high-functioning form of autism, because of..

SAFE moving forward with plans for facility for autistic adults (Wilkes Barre Citizen's Voice, PA - Apr 17, 2004). .. for New Hope Farm came about because therapies for those with autism end at.. staff and being able to continue therapies, Shadie noted these autistic adults can..

Computer gift helps autistic boy break out of shell (Lacrossetribune.com, WI - Apr 16, 2004). .. said research has shown that use of computers with autistic children can.. Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first..

Autism advocates appear before school board (The Record-Courier, NV - Apr 16, 2004). .. Gumm and a group of parents, including Ranee Gaines and Wendi Semas, also parents of autistic children, have started an autism support group, called Families..

Work with autistic children gets recognition (Maui News, HI - Apr 16, 2004). .. a Wailuku Elementary School instructor and has been an autism consultant with MYFS for the past year. She has worked with about 15 autistic children ages 1 to 3..

Walk for Autism (WHNT, AL - Apr 16, 2004). .. any other third grader as he interacts with classmates at Whitesburg Academy, but Sam's mother, Carol, says he has a form of autism called Asperger Syndrome...

Archived on Tuesday April 20 at 8.31pm:

Boyzone hint at reunion tour The Former members of Boyzone have joined forces for the first time in five years to raise funds for two leading Irish charities. | The Irish Autism Alliance and the Marie Keating Foundation will bene...   (Online Ireland) 

Rape suspect ruled incompetent Orlando, FL, Apr. 20 (UPI) -- A judge has ruled that an Orlando, Fla., man accused of raping a woman involved in a fetus rights case is incompetent to stand trial. | Circuit Judge C. Alan Lawson said ...   (The Washington Times) 

Obituaries for April 20, 2004 LAS VEGAS SUN | Robert Lee Bowyer Jr. | Robert Lee Bowyer Jr., 46, of Henderson died Wednesday in Henderson. He was born Sept. 19, 1957, in Jacksonville, Fla. A resident for 24 years, he was a supervi...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Toy Industry to Gather for the 19th Annual Toys 'R'Us Benefit 4/20/04    WAYNE, N.J., Apr 20, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | On Wednesday, April 21st, The Toys 'R'Us Children's Fund, Inc. will host its 19th annual fundraising gala at the N...   (Stockhouse) 

Unions try to turn tide on special school closures | By The Journal   | More special schools need to be built so children with severe disabilities and serious behavioural problems get the education best suited to their needs, a teaching union has...   (IC Newcastle) 

Health calendar: 4/20/04 | Tuesday, April 20, 2004 Compiled by Kathy Samudovsky | Special Events | "Preventive, Integrated and Nutritional Medicine: An Evening with Dr. Elson M. Haas," free wellness lecture, 7 to 9 p.m. April...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Letter to the health editor: 4/20/04 | Tuesday, April 20, 2004 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Highmark hypocritical in choosing autism group for charity walk | Highmark Blue Cross/Blue Shield has organized the second annual "Walk for a Health...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

A brief history of mine When Lucy Hawking was still quite little, she became more aware than ever of her father's disability. She knew, of course, how different Stephen Hawking was from her friends' fathers. She'd catch peop...   (Scotsman) 

Brain Research Pioneers Long-lost Letters Provide Hope for the Learning Disabled Santa Rosa, CA (PRWEB) April 19, 2004 -? The late Dr. A. Jean Ayres (1920 - 1988) is the pioneer who, beginning in the 1950s, formulated the theory of sensory integration. Therapy based upon her theor...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Through the eyes of autism Visual distortions could be the cause of autistic symptoms, according to an American expert. And a simple treatment with vitamin A might be the answer. Jerome Burne reports | "Once you understand the ...   (The Independent) 

Autism link to male sex hormones Autism may be linked to hormone levels circulating in the developing foetus, research suggests. | A team from Cambridge University found babies who produce high levels of the male hormone testosterone...   (BBC News) 

Americans may deserve better The season of negative campaign ads has officially begun ... | Voice of President Bush: "I'm George Bush and I approved this message." | Announcer: A president sets his agenda in the first 100 days. J...   (Times Union) 

Hopkinton ready for the spotlight HOPKINTON -- For a few glorious hours this morning, this town will be the epicenter of the sports world, when athletes from around the globe and their supporters converge on the Town Common for the 10...   (Boston Herald) 

Program reaches state's children with autism Meredith started its program for young children with autism in 1995. A few years later, the college became one of a few research sites worldwide affiliated with the Lovaas Institute for Early Interven...   (The News & Observer) 

A boy beyond reach Doctors told brain specialist Cheri Florance that her son was autistic, but she believed they were wrong. She tells Penny Wark how she risked her the family’s happiness in a successful battle to turn ...   (The Statesman) 

Reyes' Return From Dl Is Still On Hold The earliest you will see Jose Reyes in the Mets' lineup is April 27 in Los Angeles, Jim Duquette said. | "I think there is a good chance we will see him on the road trip," the GM said. | After the Me...   (New York Post Online) 

Promotions and hires | Business & staffing | FEC Career Services has hired Susan LaSpada as vice president of recruiting operations and vice president of Mid-Atlantic operations. LaSpada has experience in recruiting, huma...   (Azcentral) 

Beeb takes booty at BAFTA TV Awards 04/18/2004 See winners |   | LONDON -- It was another night of triumph for the BBC at the BAFTA TV Awards as the Beeb repeated its performance at the recent Royal Television Society program gong fest. | The...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Nominations In Full BEST ACTOR | :: Jim Broadbent - The Young Visiters | :: Christopher Eccleston - The Second Coming | :: David Morrissey - State of Play | :: Bill Nighy - State of Play | BEST ACTRESS | :: Gina McKee - ...   (Skynews) 

The Felix decree spurs the state to create a comprehensive system By Susan Essoyan | Over the last decade, spending on special education for Hawaii's public school students has nearly quadrupled as the state forged a new system under federal court order to serve stu...   (Star Bulletin) 

Archived on Wednesday April 21 at 12.06pm:

Boyzone hint at reunion tour The Former members of Boyzone have joined forces for the first time in five years to raise funds for two leading Irish charities. | The Irish Autism Alliance and the Marie Keating Foundation will bene...   (Online Ireland) 

Rape suspect ruled incompetent Orlando, FL, Apr. 20 (UPI) -- A judge has ruled that an Orlando, Fla., man accused of raping a woman involved in a fetus rights case is incompetent to stand trial. | Circuit Judge C. Alan Lawson said ...   (The Washington Times) 

Obituaries for April 20, 2004 LAS VEGAS SUN | Robert Lee Bowyer Jr. | Robert Lee Bowyer Jr., 46, of Henderson died Wednesday in Henderson. He was born Sept. 19, 1957, in Jacksonville, Fla. A resident for 24 years, he was a supervi...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Toy Industry to Gather for the 19th Annual Toys 'R'Us Benefit 4/20/04    WAYNE, N.J., Apr 20, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | On Wednesday, April 21st, The Toys 'R'Us Children's Fund, Inc. will host its 19th annual fundraising gala at the N...   (Stockhouse) 

Unions try to turn tide on special school closures | By The Journal   | More special schools need to be built so children with severe disabilities and serious behavioural problems get the education best suited to their needs, a teaching union has...   (IC Newcastle) 

Health calendar: 4/20/04 | Tuesday, April 20, 2004 Compiled by Kathy Samudovsky | Special Events | "Preventive, Integrated and Nutritional Medicine: An Evening with Dr. Elson M. Haas," free wellness lecture, 7 to 9 p.m. April...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Letter to the health editor: 4/20/04 | Tuesday, April 20, 2004 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Highmark hypocritical in choosing autism group for charity walk | Highmark Blue Cross/Blue Shield has organized the second annual "Walk for a Health...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

A brief history of mine When Lucy Hawking was still quite little, she became more aware than ever of her father's disability. She knew, of course, how different Stephen Hawking was from her friends' fathers. She'd catch peop...   (Scotsman) 

Brain Research Pioneers Long-lost Letters Provide Hope for the Learning Disabled Santa Rosa, CA (PRWEB) April 19, 2004 -? The late Dr. A. Jean Ayres (1920 - 1988) is the pioneer who, beginning in the 1950s, formulated the theory of sensory integration. Therapy based upon her theor...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Through the eyes of autism Visual distortions could be the cause of autistic symptoms, according to an American expert. And a simple treatment with vitamin A might be the answer. Jerome Burne reports | "Once you understand the ...   (The Independent) 

Autism link to male sex hormones Autism may be linked to hormone levels circulating in the developing foetus, research suggests. | A team from Cambridge University found babies who produce high levels of the male hormone testosterone...   (BBC News) 

Americans may deserve better The season of negative campaign ads has officially begun ... | Voice of President Bush: "I'm George Bush and I approved this message." | Announcer: A president sets his agenda in the first 100 days. J...   (Times Union) 

Hopkinton ready for the spotlight HOPKINTON -- For a few glorious hours this morning, this town will be the epicenter of the sports world, when athletes from around the globe and their supporters converge on the Town Common for the 10...   (Boston Herald) 

Program reaches state's children with autism Meredith started its program for young children with autism in 1995. A few years later, the college became one of a few research sites worldwide affiliated with the Lovaas Institute for Early Interven...   (The News & Observer) 

A boy beyond reach Doctors told brain specialist Cheri Florance that her son was autistic, but she believed they were wrong. She tells Penny Wark how she risked her the family’s happiness in a successful battle to turn ...   (The Statesman) 

Reyes' Return From Dl Is Still On Hold The earliest you will see Jose Reyes in the Mets' lineup is April 27 in Los Angeles, Jim Duquette said. | "I think there is a good chance we will see him on the road trip," the GM said. | After the Me...   (New York Post Online) 

Promotions and hires | Business & staffing | FEC Career Services has hired Susan LaSpada as vice president of recruiting operations and vice president of Mid-Atlantic operations. LaSpada has experience in recruiting, huma...   (Azcentral) 

Beeb takes booty at BAFTA TV Awards 04/18/2004 See winners |   | LONDON -- It was another night of triumph for the BBC at the BAFTA TV Awards as the Beeb repeated its performance at the recent Royal Television Society program gong fest. | The...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Nominations In Full BEST ACTOR | :: Jim Broadbent - The Young Visiters | :: Christopher Eccleston - The Second Coming | :: David Morrissey - State of Play | :: Bill Nighy - State of Play | BEST ACTRESS | :: Gina McKee - ...   (Skynews) 

The Felix decree spurs the state to create a comprehensive system By Susan Essoyan | Over the last decade, spending on special education for Hawaii's public school students has nearly quadrupled as the state forged a new system under federal court order to serve stu...   (Star Bulletin) 

Archived on Thursday April 22 at 5.52am:

Typecast Sorimachi tries to salvage 'Wonderful Life' Wm. Penn Special to The Daily Yomiuri | Child actors are everywhere on the small screen this quarter. Stage parents who dream of supplementing the family income (or maybe even opening a retirement acc...   (Daily Yomiuri) 

Seattle school thriving thanks to principal's plan SEATTLE -- At Gatewood Elementary School, public dollars flow clearly and sensibly, with the bulk of the instructional budget controlled by the principal. And here, the hiring and the books and the ru...   (Scripps Howard) 

Health Highlights: April 21, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Bipartisan Senate Bill Would OK Canadian Drug Imports | A group of Democrat and moderate Republi...   (Healthfinder) 

Gathering celebrates Golf Week in the state Golf industry leaders and state legislators will gather tonight in the Congaree Vista to celebrate South Carolina Golf Week, a promotion of the S.C. Junior Golf Foundation. | Begun in 1995, Golf Week ...   (The State) 

State begins celebrating Golf Week Golf industry leaders and state legislators will gather tonight in the Congaree Vista to celebrate South Carolina Golf Week, a promotion of the S.C. Junior Golf Foundation. | Begun in 1995, Golf Week ...   (The State) 

New work centre stage at RSC The Royal Shakespeare Company is to shed its buskins, breeches and codpieces this autumn to tackle subjects ranging from the British experience in Basra to contemporary Irish politics. | The inaugural...   (The Guardian) 

Man Pleads Guilty To Setting Fire To SUV At Maui Airport A man who lit his truck on fire at Kahului Airport confessed Tuesday. Paul Blatchley pleaded guilty to federal charges that could get him several years in prison. | •••• |   | There was never any...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Alternative milk lists on alternative exchange Alternative milk producer A2 Corp today listed on the stock exchange's alternative market. | The listing coincides with a $3 million rights issue announced late last month. | The company said the list...   (NZ Herald) 

Autism probe set AUTISM will be the focus of a seminar taking place today at the Bahrain International Exhibition Centre from today. Bahrain Society for Children with Behavioural and Communication Difficulties has org...   (Gulf Daily News) 

Conflicting views of folic acid The Dallas Morning News | DALLAS - A chemical added to the American diet seems to be achieving its goal of protecting against a devastating birth defect. But a debate is brewing about whether that che...   (Azcentral) 

Education bill in New York requires disability screening NEW YORK -- The day before Tuesday's citywide reading test that will determine whether thousands of New York City third-graders are promoted, the chairman of the State Assembly Education Committee sai...   (Houston Chronicle) 

Boyzone hint at reunion tour The Former members of Boyzone have joined forces for the first time in five years to raise funds for two leading Irish charities. | The Irish Autism Alliance and the Marie Keating Foundation will bene...   (Online Ireland) 

Rape suspect ruled incompetent Orlando, FL, Apr. 20 (UPI) -- A judge has ruled that an Orlando, Fla., man accused of raping a woman involved in a fetus rights case is incompetent to stand trial. | Circuit Judge C. Alan Lawson said ...   (The Washington Times) 

Obituaries for April 20, 2004 LAS VEGAS SUN | Robert Lee Bowyer Jr. | Robert Lee Bowyer Jr., 46, of Henderson died Wednesday in Henderson. He was born Sept. 19, 1957, in Jacksonville, Fla. A resident for 24 years, he was a supervi...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Toy Industry to Gather for the 19th Annual Toys 'R'Us Benefit 4/20/04    WAYNE, N.J., Apr 20, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | On Wednesday, April 21st, The Toys 'R'Us Children's Fund, Inc. will host its 19th annual fundraising gala at the N...   (Stockhouse) 

Unions try to turn tide on special school closures | By The Journal   | More special schools need to be built so children with severe disabilities and serious behavioural problems get the education best suited to their needs, a teaching union has...   (IC Newcastle) 

Health calendar: 4/20/04 | Tuesday, April 20, 2004 Compiled by Kathy Samudovsky | Special Events | "Preventive, Integrated and Nutritional Medicine: An Evening with Dr. Elson M. Haas," free wellness lecture, 7 to 9 p.m. April...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Letter to the health editor: 4/20/04 | Tuesday, April 20, 2004 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Highmark hypocritical in choosing autism group for charity walk | Highmark Blue Cross/Blue Shield has organized the second annual "Walk for a Health...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

A brief history of mine When Lucy Hawking was still quite little, she became more aware than ever of her father's disability. She knew, of course, how different Stephen Hawking was from her friends' fathers. She'd catch peop...   (Scotsman) 

Brain Research Pioneers Long-lost Letters Provide Hope for the Learning Disabled Santa Rosa, CA (PRWEB) April 19, 2004 -? The late Dr. A. Jean Ayres (1920 - 1988) is the pioneer who, beginning in the 1950s, formulated the theory of sensory integration. Therapy based upon her theor...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Archived on Thursday April 22 at 5.52am:

Basketball tourney boosts autism battle (Staten Island Advance, NY - 19 hours ago). .. recently held the fourth annual Ryan Morales/OLQP Basketball Classic Benefiting Autism and helped raise $2,500 for the Eden II School for Autistic Children in..

AUTISM TALKS TO RETURN TO CITY (Lincolnshire Echo, UK - 22 hours ago). Lincoln: Two speakers on autism have been invited back to the city through popular demand for their knowledge. Professor Paul Shattock..

Vitamin A 'could solve visual distortions in autistic children' (Awares - Apr 20, 2004). .. A recent placebo-controlled study of 38 autistic children given cod-liver oil and bethanecol.. at how many times I ask a parent of a child with autism if they..

Concert to Aid Surf Effort Serving Kids With Autism (Los Angeles Times (subscription), CA - Apr 20, 2004). .. Common Sense and the Red West will play Saturday in Dana Point to raise money for the Paskowitz Surf Camp, a summer surfing program for children with autism...

Rebalancing sought of state autism spending (South Florida Sun-Sentinel, FL - Apr 20, 2004). .. More money would mean more autism experts and a small corps of parents of autistic people working part time to help other parents, Director Jack Scott said...

An Asperger's life: 3 MSU-B students cope with rare neurological.. (Billings Gazette, MT - Apr 19, 2004). .. assistant professor special education at MSU-B. Kelker long has had an interest in Asperger's Syndrome and autism, having worked with autistic children before..

SMARTER provides hands-on training to manage autistic kids (Borneo Bulletin, Brunei Darussalam - Apr 19, 2004). Held from 8 am to 5 pm, the workshop was designed to provide parents, family members and caregivers hands-on training in managing children with autism...

Symposium to focus on Asperger's, ADHD, PDD May 21 (KUMC Campus News (press release), KS - Apr 19, 2004). The symposium will focus on diagnosis and treatment of Asperger's disorder, pervasive developmental disorders and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder...

Group benefiting autistic children plans dinner-dance (Staten Island Advance, NY - Apr 19, 2004). The Getting Resources for Autistic Children's Equality (GRACE) Foundation, is committed to the education and support of children with autistic-spectrum..

Testosterone autism link (The Times (subscription), UK - Apr 19, 2004). .. likely to develop obsessional behaviour. In extreme forms, these traits become autism or Asperger’s syndrome, a milder condition...

Autism and testosterone levels in the womb possible link (Medical News Today, UK - Apr 19, 2004). .. noted a link between foetal testosterone levels and faint signs of autistic-like traits... Cohen said: "What I am doing is testing this idea that autism might be..

Through the eyes of autism (Independent, UK - Apr 19, 2004). .. A recent placebo-controlled study of 38 autistic children given cod-liver oil and bethanecol.. at how many times I ask a parent of a child with autism if they..

Autism link to male sex hormones (BBC News, UK - Apr 19, 2004). .. Although these children were not autistic, the pattern suggested a link between foetal testosterone and autism-like traits. Professor..

Autism Society Joins Forces with Yanni Drummer Charlie Adams to.. (Emediawire (press release) - Apr 19, 2004). The Autism Society of America (ASA), the oldest and largest grassroots organization within the autism community, and Charlie Adams, Yanni’s lead drummer for..

Autism impedes interaction (Poughkeepsie Journal, NY - Apr 18, 2004). .. The word ''autism'' simply wasn't used when Gonyea's 25-year-old son, Michael.. When her son was diagnosed, there were two autistic children in the Children's..

Autism impedes interaction (Poughkeepsie Journal, NY - Apr 18, 2004). .. The word ''autism'' simply wasn't used when Gonyea's 25-year-old son, Michael.. When her son was diagnosed, there were two autistic children in the Children's..

Family hopes to bring attention to autism (Fayetteville Online, Fayetteville NC - Apr 18, 2004). .. There are other programs for children with autism such as Treatment and Education of Autistic and related Communication Handicapped Children, or TEACHC, and..

Autism pioneer looked for children's strengths (Baltimore Sun, MD - Apr 18, 2004). .. for autistic children. "They were beautiful looking; they were different," Simons said in a recent interview. Now regarded as a pioneer in the field of autism,..

HISTORIAN OF AUTISM (New York Newsday, NY - Apr 18, 2004). .. with his own son, Morgan, who had just been diagnosed as autistic back home in Portland, Ore. "Not Even Wrong: Adventures in Autism" (Bloomsbury, $24.95..

Autism: Learn and Educate Yourself, Part 2 (KUAM-TV, Guam - Apr 17, 2004). .. In an effort to educate the island's community about autism the Department of Education's Special Education Division and parents of autistic children are..

Archived on Thursday April 22 at 8.58pm:

Typecast Sorimachi tries to salvage 'Wonderful Life' Wm. Penn Special to The Daily Yomiuri | Child actors are everywhere on the small screen this quarter. Stage parents who dream of supplementing the family income (or maybe even opening a retirement acc...   (Daily Yomiuri) 

Seattle school thriving thanks to principal's plan SEATTLE -- At Gatewood Elementary School, public dollars flow clearly and sensibly, with the bulk of the instructional budget controlled by the principal. And here, the hiring and the books and the ru...   (Scripps Howard) 

Health Highlights: April 21, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Bipartisan Senate Bill Would OK Canadian Drug Imports | A group of Democrat and moderate Republi...   (Healthfinder) 

Gathering celebrates Golf Week in the state Golf industry leaders and state legislators will gather tonight in the Congaree Vista to celebrate South Carolina Golf Week, a promotion of the S.C. Junior Golf Foundation. | Begun in 1995, Golf Week ...   (The State) 

State begins celebrating Golf Week Golf industry leaders and state legislators will gather tonight in the Congaree Vista to celebrate South Carolina Golf Week, a promotion of the S.C. Junior Golf Foundation. | Begun in 1995, Golf Week ...   (The State) 

New work centre stage at RSC The Royal Shakespeare Company is to shed its buskins, breeches and codpieces this autumn to tackle subjects ranging from the British experience in Basra to contemporary Irish politics. | The inaugural...   (The Guardian) 

Man Pleads Guilty To Setting Fire To SUV At Maui Airport A man who lit his truck on fire at Kahului Airport confessed Tuesday. Paul Blatchley pleaded guilty to federal charges that could get him several years in prison. | •••• |   | There was never any...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Alternative milk lists on alternative exchange Alternative milk producer A2 Corp today listed on the stock exchange's alternative market. | The listing coincides with a $3 million rights issue announced late last month. | The company said the list...   (NZ Herald) 

Autism probe set AUTISM will be the focus of a seminar taking place today at the Bahrain International Exhibition Centre from today. Bahrain Society for Children with Behavioural and Communication Difficulties has org...   (Gulf Daily News) 

Conflicting views of folic acid The Dallas Morning News | DALLAS - A chemical added to the American diet seems to be achieving its goal of protecting against a devastating birth defect. But a debate is brewing about whether that che...   (Azcentral) 

Education bill in New York requires disability screening NEW YORK -- The day before Tuesday's citywide reading test that will determine whether thousands of New York City third-graders are promoted, the chairman of the State Assembly Education Committee sai...   (Houston Chronicle) 

Boyzone hint at reunion tour The Former members of Boyzone have joined forces for the first time in five years to raise funds for two leading Irish charities. | The Irish Autism Alliance and the Marie Keating Foundation will bene...   (Online Ireland) 

Rape suspect ruled incompetent Orlando, FL, Apr. 20 (UPI) -- A judge has ruled that an Orlando, Fla., man accused of raping a woman involved in a fetus rights case is incompetent to stand trial. | Circuit Judge C. Alan Lawson said ...   (The Washington Times) 

Obituaries for April 20, 2004 LAS VEGAS SUN | Robert Lee Bowyer Jr. | Robert Lee Bowyer Jr., 46, of Henderson died Wednesday in Henderson. He was born Sept. 19, 1957, in Jacksonville, Fla. A resident for 24 years, he was a supervi...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Toy Industry to Gather for the 19th Annual Toys 'R'Us Benefit 4/20/04    WAYNE, N.J., Apr 20, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | On Wednesday, April 21st, The Toys 'R'Us Children's Fund, Inc. will host its 19th annual fundraising gala at the N...   (Stockhouse) 

Unions try to turn tide on special school closures | By The Journal   | More special schools need to be built so children with severe disabilities and serious behavioural problems get the education best suited to their needs, a teaching union has...   (IC Newcastle) 

Health calendar: 4/20/04 | Tuesday, April 20, 2004 Compiled by Kathy Samudovsky | Special Events | "Preventive, Integrated and Nutritional Medicine: An Evening with Dr. Elson M. Haas," free wellness lecture, 7 to 9 p.m. April...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Letter to the health editor: 4/20/04 | Tuesday, April 20, 2004 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Highmark hypocritical in choosing autism group for charity walk | Highmark Blue Cross/Blue Shield has organized the second annual "Walk for a Health...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

A brief history of mine When Lucy Hawking was still quite little, she became more aware than ever of her father's disability. She knew, of course, how different Stephen Hawking was from her friends' fathers. She'd catch peop...   (Scotsman) 

Brain Research Pioneers Long-lost Letters Provide Hope for the Learning Disabled Santa Rosa, CA (PRWEB) April 19, 2004 -? The late Dr. A. Jean Ayres (1920 - 1988) is the pioneer who, beginning in the 1950s, formulated the theory of sensory integration. Therapy based upon her theor...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Archived on Friday April 23 at 4.04pm:

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Yellow ribbons pull at our hearts This past weekend, Tricia Charles, her two daughters and a friend made 3,000 yellow ribbon pins for people who want to show their support for Army Pfc. Keith Matthew Maupin, the Batavia resident who i...   (The Enquirer) 

Dave Matthews spins gold into green On their way to rock ’n’ roll stardom and riches, members of the Dave Matthews Band did something unusual. They stayed home, in quiet, leafy Charlottesville, and started giving away loads of money to ...   (Pilot Online) 

Typecast Sorimachi tries to salvage 'Wonderful Life' Wm. Penn Special to The Daily Yomiuri | Child actors are everywhere on the small screen this quarter. Stage parents who dream of supplementing the family income (or maybe even opening a retirement acc...   (Daily Yomiuri) 

Seattle school thriving thanks to principal's plan SEATTLE -- At Gatewood Elementary School, public dollars flow clearly and sensibly, with the bulk of the instructional budget controlled by the principal. And here, the hiring and the books and the ru...   (Scripps Howard) 

Health Highlights: April 21, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Bipartisan Senate Bill Would OK Canadian Drug Imports | A group of Democrat and moderate Republi...   (Healthfinder) 

Gathering celebrates Golf Week in the state Golf industry leaders and state legislators will gather tonight in the Congaree Vista to celebrate South Carolina Golf Week, a promotion of the S.C. Junior Golf Foundation. | Begun in 1995, Golf Week ...   (The State) 

State begins celebrating Golf Week Golf industry leaders and state legislators will gather tonight in the Congaree Vista to celebrate South Carolina Golf Week, a promotion of the S.C. Junior Golf Foundation. | Begun in 1995, Golf Week ...   (The State) 

New work centre stage at RSC The Royal Shakespeare Company is to shed its buskins, breeches and codpieces this autumn to tackle subjects ranging from the British experience in Basra to contemporary Irish politics. | The inaugural...   (The Guardian) 

Man Pleads Guilty To Setting Fire To SUV At Maui Airport A man who lit his truck on fire at Kahului Airport confessed Tuesday. Paul Blatchley pleaded guilty to federal charges that could get him several years in prison. | •••• |   | There was never any...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Alternative milk lists on alternative exchange Alternative milk producer A2 Corp today listed on the stock exchange's alternative market. | The listing coincides with a $3 million rights issue announced late last month. | The company said the list...   (NZ Herald) 

Autism probe set AUTISM will be the focus of a seminar taking place today at the Bahrain International Exhibition Centre from today. Bahrain Society for Children with Behavioural and Communication Difficulties has org...   (Gulf Daily News) 

Conflicting views of folic acid The Dallas Morning News | DALLAS - A chemical added to the American diet seems to be achieving its goal of protecting against a devastating birth defect. But a debate is brewing about whether that che...   (Azcentral) 

Education bill in New York requires disability screening NEW YORK -- The day before Tuesday's citywide reading test that will determine whether thousands of New York City third-graders are promoted, the chairman of the State Assembly Education Committee sai...   (Houston Chronicle) 

Boyzone hint at reunion tour The Former members of Boyzone have joined forces for the first time in five years to raise funds for two leading Irish charities. | The Irish Autism Alliance and the Marie Keating Foundation will bene...   (Online Ireland) 

Rape suspect ruled incompetent Orlando, FL, Apr. 20 (UPI) -- A judge has ruled that an Orlando, Fla., man accused of raping a woman involved in a fetus rights case is incompetent to stand trial. | Circuit Judge C. Alan Lawson said ...   (The Washington Times) 

Archived on Saturday April 24 at 8.24am:

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Yellow ribbons pull at our hearts This past weekend, Tricia Charles, her two daughters and a friend made 3,000 yellow ribbon pins for people who want to show their support for Army Pfc. Keith Matthew Maupin, the Batavia resident who i...   (The Enquirer) 

Dave Matthews spins gold into green On their way to rock ’n’ roll stardom and riches, members of the Dave Matthews Band did something unusual. They stayed home, in quiet, leafy Charlottesville, and started giving away loads of money to ...   (Pilot Online) 

Typecast Sorimachi tries to salvage 'Wonderful Life' Wm. Penn Special to The Daily Yomiuri | Child actors are everywhere on the small screen this quarter. Stage parents who dream of supplementing the family income (or maybe even opening a retirement acc...   (Daily Yomiuri) 

Seattle school thriving thanks to principal's plan SEATTLE -- At Gatewood Elementary School, public dollars flow clearly and sensibly, with the bulk of the instructional budget controlled by the principal. And here, the hiring and the books and the ru...   (Scripps Howard) 

Health Highlights: April 21, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Bipartisan Senate Bill Would OK Canadian Drug Imports | A group of Democrat and moderate Republi...   (Healthfinder) 

Gathering celebrates Golf Week in the state Golf industry leaders and state legislators will gather tonight in the Congaree Vista to celebrate South Carolina Golf Week, a promotion of the S.C. Junior Golf Foundation. | Begun in 1995, Golf Week ...   (The State) 

State begins celebrating Golf Week Golf industry leaders and state legislators will gather tonight in the Congaree Vista to celebrate South Carolina Golf Week, a promotion of the S.C. Junior Golf Foundation. | Begun in 1995, Golf Week ...   (The State) 

New work centre stage at RSC The Royal Shakespeare Company is to shed its buskins, breeches and codpieces this autumn to tackle subjects ranging from the British experience in Basra to contemporary Irish politics. | The inaugural...   (The Guardian) 

Man Pleads Guilty To Setting Fire To SUV At Maui Airport A man who lit his truck on fire at Kahului Airport confessed Tuesday. Paul Blatchley pleaded guilty to federal charges that could get him several years in prison. | •••• |   | There was never any...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Alternative milk lists on alternative exchange Alternative milk producer A2 Corp today listed on the stock exchange's alternative market. | The listing coincides with a $3 million rights issue announced late last month. | The company said the list...   (NZ Herald) 

Autism probe set AUTISM will be the focus of a seminar taking place today at the Bahrain International Exhibition Centre from today. Bahrain Society for Children with Behavioural and Communication Difficulties has org...   (Gulf Daily News) 

Conflicting views of folic acid The Dallas Morning News | DALLAS - A chemical added to the American diet seems to be achieving its goal of protecting against a devastating birth defect. But a debate is brewing about whether that che...   (Azcentral) 

Education bill in New York requires disability screening NEW YORK -- The day before Tuesday's citywide reading test that will determine whether thousands of New York City third-graders are promoted, the chairman of the State Assembly Education Committee sai...   (Houston Chronicle) 

Boyzone hint at reunion tour The Former members of Boyzone have joined forces for the first time in five years to raise funds for two leading Irish charities. | The Irish Autism Alliance and the Marie Keating Foundation will bene...   (Online Ireland) 

Rape suspect ruled incompetent Orlando, FL, Apr. 20 (UPI) -- A judge has ruled that an Orlando, Fla., man accused of raping a woman involved in a fetus rights case is incompetent to stand trial. | Circuit Judge C. Alan Lawson said ...   (The Washington Times) 

Archived on Saturday April 24 at 8.24am:

The Autistic Son (Washington Post, DC - 3 hours ago). .. $24.95. In this striking book about the nature of autism and what it's like to be the father of an autistic child, Paul Collins reminds us that the way "we..

Autism In Lubbock (KAMC, TX - 4 hours ago). .. Stripling. To give you an idea of just how common autism is, research shows one out of every 250 children are diagnosed autistic. In..

New Study Finds No Autism-Vaccine Link (Forbes - 8 hours ago). .. relationship between thimerosal, a mercury preservative that until recently was commonly added to vaccines, and childhood developmental problems such as autism..

San Diego Researchers Helping Autistic Children (SanDiego Channel.com, CA - 8 hours ago). .. Luke was 2 years old, he entered the Children's Autism Intervention Center in San Diego where therapists use behavior therapies to draw autistic children out...

Autism therapy has supporters, detractors (WHAS 11.com (subscription), KY - 10 hours ago). Steven and Kara Foster of Corydon, Indiana, have an autistic child... This has actually brought him out with us.”. Zachary is autistic...

Member of Ohio Autism Task Force brings special perspective (Columbus This Week Newspapers, OH - 18 hours ago). .. determination" connotes conflicting views within the autistic community, with.. has been diagnosed with both Asperger's syndrome and high-functioning autism...

Specialist briefs parents, educators on autism-related disorders (Marco Island Sun-Times, FL - Apr 22, 2004). .. Disintegrative Disorder (Heller's Syndrome), Autistic Disorder, Pervasive Development Disorder and Asperger's Disorder. She listed symptoms of autism that are..

British researchers tailor interactive environments to children.. (Awares - Apr 22, 2004). .. technology, a group of British researchers are tackling the goal of using ergonomics to create custom-tailored interactive environments for children with autism..

Autism Society honors teacher (Greenville Daily Reflector, NC - Apr 21, 2004). A second-grade teacher at Elmhurst Elementary School was given the Autism Society of North Carolina's teacher of the year award Tuesday...

Leave no autistic child behind (Seattle Post Intelligencer, WA - Apr 21, 2004). .. friends. Andrew is one of more than 1.5 million children and adults and their families nationally dealing with autism. Seattle's..

Autism affects families ‘ Day After Day ’ in play (Howell Tri Town News, NJ - Apr 21, 2004). .. of Brick-based Parents of Autistic Children (POAC). According to Lanzieri, the two talked about the lack of movies or plays about autism, except "Rain Man..

Testosterone tied to autism? (Health24, South Africa - Apr 21, 2004). Research by scientists at Cambridge University in England suggests a possible link between the male hormone testosterone and autism...

Doctor Offers White Smiles For Autism Donations (NBC 10.com, PA - Apr 21, 2004). .. 500 children will develop autism, or a disorder like it, in the United States each year. Every dollar raised is step closer to helping autistic children help..

Study Suggests Link Between Testosterone and Autism (HealthCentral.com - Apr 21, 2004). Research by scientists at Cambridge University in England suggests a possible link between the male hormone testosterone and autism...

Study Suggests Link Between Testosterone and Autism (drkoop.com - Apr 21, 2004). Research by scientists at Cambridge University in England suggests a possible link between the male hormone testosterone and autism...

Ergonomics to Work for Autistic Children (Ergoweb, Utah - Apr 21, 2004). .. new technology, a group of UK researchers are tackling the goal of using ergonomics to create custom-tailored interactive environments for children with autism..

Family with 3 autistic kids on 'Primetime' (Cleveland Plain Dealer, OH - Apr 21, 2004). .. The family pays more than $150,000 a year for autism services. Parents of autistic children around the country have waged legal battles against schools...

Basketball tourney boosts autism battle (Staten Island Advance, NY - Apr 20, 2004). .. recently held the fourth annual Ryan Morales/OLQP Basketball Classic Benefiting Autism and helped raise $2,500 for the Eden II School for Autistic Children in..

AUTISM TALKS TO RETURN TO CITY (Lincolnshire Echo, UK - Apr 20, 2004). Lincoln: Two speakers on autism have been invited back to the city through popular demand for their knowledge. Professor Paul Shattock..

Vitamin A 'could solve visual distortions in autistic children' (Awares - Apr 20, 2004). .. A recent placebo-controlled study of 38 autistic children given cod-liver oil and bethanecol.. at how many times I ask a parent of a child with autism if they..

Archived on Sunday April 25 at 2.55am:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Sunday April 25 at 2.55am:

The Autistic Son (Washington Post, DC - 3 hours ago). .. $24.95. In this striking book about the nature of autism and what it's like to be the father of an autistic child, Paul Collins reminds us that the way "we..

Autism In Lubbock (KAMC, TX - 4 hours ago). .. Stripling. To give you an idea of just how common autism is, research shows one out of every 250 children are diagnosed autistic. In..

New Study Finds No Autism-Vaccine Link (Forbes - 8 hours ago). .. relationship between thimerosal, a mercury preservative that until recently was commonly added to vaccines, and childhood developmental problems such as autism..

San Diego Researchers Helping Autistic Children (SanDiego Channel.com, CA - 8 hours ago). .. Luke was 2 years old, he entered the Children's Autism Intervention Center in San Diego where therapists use behavior therapies to draw autistic children out...

Autism therapy has supporters, detractors (WHAS 11.com (subscription), KY - 10 hours ago). Steven and Kara Foster of Corydon, Indiana, have an autistic child... This has actually brought him out with us.”. Zachary is autistic...

Member of Ohio Autism Task Force brings special perspective (Columbus This Week Newspapers, OH - 18 hours ago). .. determination" connotes conflicting views within the autistic community, with.. has been diagnosed with both Asperger's syndrome and high-functioning autism...

Specialist briefs parents, educators on autism-related disorders (Marco Island Sun-Times, FL - Apr 22, 2004). .. Disintegrative Disorder (Heller's Syndrome), Autistic Disorder, Pervasive Development Disorder and Asperger's Disorder. She listed symptoms of autism that are..

British researchers tailor interactive environments to children.. (Awares - Apr 22, 2004). .. technology, a group of British researchers are tackling the goal of using ergonomics to create custom-tailored interactive environments for children with autism..

Autism Society honors teacher (Greenville Daily Reflector, NC - Apr 21, 2004). A second-grade teacher at Elmhurst Elementary School was given the Autism Society of North Carolina's teacher of the year award Tuesday...

Leave no autistic child behind (Seattle Post Intelligencer, WA - Apr 21, 2004). .. friends. Andrew is one of more than 1.5 million children and adults and their families nationally dealing with autism. Seattle's..

Autism affects families ‘ Day After Day ’ in play (Howell Tri Town News, NJ - Apr 21, 2004). .. of Brick-based Parents of Autistic Children (POAC). According to Lanzieri, the two talked about the lack of movies or plays about autism, except "Rain Man..

Testosterone tied to autism? (Health24, South Africa - Apr 21, 2004). Research by scientists at Cambridge University in England suggests a possible link between the male hormone testosterone and autism...

Doctor Offers White Smiles For Autism Donations (NBC 10.com, PA - Apr 21, 2004). .. 500 children will develop autism, or a disorder like it, in the United States each year. Every dollar raised is step closer to helping autistic children help..

Study Suggests Link Between Testosterone and Autism (HealthCentral.com - Apr 21, 2004). Research by scientists at Cambridge University in England suggests a possible link between the male hormone testosterone and autism...

Study Suggests Link Between Testosterone and Autism (drkoop.com - Apr 21, 2004). Research by scientists at Cambridge University in England suggests a possible link between the male hormone testosterone and autism...

Ergonomics to Work for Autistic Children (Ergoweb, Utah - Apr 21, 2004). .. new technology, a group of UK researchers are tackling the goal of using ergonomics to create custom-tailored interactive environments for children with autism..

Family with 3 autistic kids on 'Primetime' (Cleveland Plain Dealer, OH - Apr 21, 2004). .. The family pays more than $150,000 a year for autism services. Parents of autistic children around the country have waged legal battles against schools...

Basketball tourney boosts autism battle (Staten Island Advance, NY - Apr 20, 2004). .. recently held the fourth annual Ryan Morales/OLQP Basketball Classic Benefiting Autism and helped raise $2,500 for the Eden II School for Autistic Children in..

AUTISM TALKS TO RETURN TO CITY (Lincolnshire Echo, UK - Apr 20, 2004). Lincoln: Two speakers on autism have been invited back to the city through popular demand for their knowledge. Professor Paul Shattock..

Vitamin A 'could solve visual distortions in autistic children' (Awares - Apr 20, 2004). .. A recent placebo-controlled study of 38 autistic children given cod-liver oil and bethanecol.. at how many times I ask a parent of a child with autism if they..

Archived on Sunday April 25 at 7.17pm:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Monday April 26 at 3.41pm:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Monday April 26 at 3.41pm:

Autistic child brings misunderstanding, small victories (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - 4 hours ago). .. The autism spectrum is one of the fastest-growing birth defects, up more than 800 percent in the past 15 years. Studies have shown that autistic children tend..

Racing to raise autism support (Boston Globe, MA - 5 hours ago). The race was established by the nonprofit Evan Henry Foundation for Autism, and held in memory of Evan Henry of Norwell, who had autism and died in a drowning..

Autism: Learn and Educate Yourself, Part 3 (KUAM-TV, Guam - 7 hours ago). At a glance Eric is just like any other kid down the hall, the only difference he's autistic. Autism is a neurological disorder that affects the functioning of..

Closing off communication is not permanent for some with autism (Southeast Missourian, MO - 7 hours ago). .. mothers and fathers of autistic children must balance the push and pull between protecting their offspring and letting them go. Autism only intensifies that..

Cases of child autism have increased 850 percent in Missouri (Southeast Missourian, MO - 7 hours ago). .. Other states are seeing similar explosions in the number of children diagnosed as autistic. The Autism Society of America, an advocacy organization in Bethesda..

SCANDAL OF AUTISM'S POSTCODE LOTTERY (The Sentinel, UK - 8 hours ago). .. The problem is disclosed in an audit of services for children with autism or a suspected 'Autistic Spectrum Disorder' (ASD), which was carried out by the..

SUPPORT FOR AUTISM DEPENDS ON WHERE YOU LIVE (The Sentinel, UK - 8 hours ago). .. referred to specialist CAMHS teams, diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder.. chairman of support group the North Staffordshire Asperger/Autism Association (NSAAA..

Autistic children - - In a world of their own (Southeast Missourian, MO - 15 hours ago). The skyrocketing numbers of autistic children across the United States are starting to test.. read the first of a four-part, in-depth look at autism and how it's..

Exploring the world of autism, finding answers right at home (Seattle Times, WA - Apr 24, 2004). .. yet he could not say, "Daddy." Morgan was found to be autistic and considered.. century, with a memoir of his son to illuminate the enigmatic world of autism...

Volunteer inspired by autistic sis (Miami Herald (subscription), FL - Apr 24, 2004). .. her freshman year, she contacted The Victory School for autistic children in.. began helping students in special-needs classes, which include those with autism...

A Young Boy’s Amazing Recovery From PDD and Autism-Like.. (Mercola, Illinois - Apr 23, 2004). .. Being a scientist myself, I proceeded to read voraciously about autism (and PDD) and.. We saw a local doctor who was treating autistic kids in late December 2002..

ABC's Primetime Live Report on Autism: Yellow Journalism At It's.. (PR Newswire (press release) - Apr 23, 2004). .. Live Thursday story, "Out of Darkness," that profiled a family with three autistic children. When describing the potential causes of autism, Primetime reporter..

ABC's Primetime Live Report on Autism: Yellow Journalism At It's.. (Yahoo News (press release) - Apr 23, 2004). .. Live Thursday story, "Out of Darkness," that profiled a family with three autistic children. When describing the potential causes of autism, Primetime reporter..

What Is Asperger Syndrome or Asperger's Disorder? (Medical News Today, UK - Apr 23, 2004). .. and language development, but who also exhibited autistic-like behaviors and.. disorder and Uta Frith, in her book AUTISM AND ASPERGER'S SYNDROME, described..

The Autistic Son (Washington Post, DC - Apr 22, 2004). .. $24.95. In this striking book about the nature of autism and what it's like to be the father of an autistic child, Paul Collins reminds us that the way "we..

Autism In Lubbock (KAMC, TX - Apr 22, 2004). .. Stripling. To give you an idea of just how common autism is, research shows one out of every 250 children are diagnosed autistic. In..

New Study Finds No Autism-Vaccine Link (Forbes - Apr 22, 2004). .. relationship between thimerosal, a mercury preservative that until recently was commonly added to vaccines, and childhood developmental problems such as autism..

San Diego Researchers Helping Autistic Children (SanDiego Channel.com, CA - Apr 22, 2004). .. Luke was 2 years old, he entered the Children's Autism Intervention Center in San Diego where therapists use behavior therapies to draw autistic children out...

Autism therapy has supporters, detractors (WHAS 11.com (subscription), KY - Apr 22, 2004). Steven and Kara Foster of Corydon, Indiana, have an autistic child... This has actually brought him out with us.”. Zachary is autistic...

Member of Ohio Autism Task Force brings special perspective (Columbus This Week Newspapers, OH - Apr 22, 2004). .. determination" connotes conflicting views within the autistic community, with.. has been diagnosed with both Asperger's syndrome and high-functioning autism...

Archived on Tuesday April 27 at 9.49am:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Tuesday April 27 at 9.49am:

Autistic child brings misunderstanding, small victories (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - 4 hours ago). .. The autism spectrum is one of the fastest-growing birth defects, up more than 800 percent in the past 15 years. Studies have shown that autistic children tend..

Racing to raise autism support (Boston Globe, MA - 5 hours ago). The race was established by the nonprofit Evan Henry Foundation for Autism, and held in memory of Evan Henry of Norwell, who had autism and died in a drowning..

Autism: Learn and Educate Yourself, Part 3 (KUAM-TV, Guam - 7 hours ago). At a glance Eric is just like any other kid down the hall, the only difference he's autistic. Autism is a neurological disorder that affects the functioning of..

Closing off communication is not permanent for some with autism (Southeast Missourian, MO - 7 hours ago). .. mothers and fathers of autistic children must balance the push and pull between protecting their offspring and letting them go. Autism only intensifies that..

Cases of child autism have increased 850 percent in Missouri (Southeast Missourian, MO - 7 hours ago). .. Other states are seeing similar explosions in the number of children diagnosed as autistic. The Autism Society of America, an advocacy organization in Bethesda..

SCANDAL OF AUTISM'S POSTCODE LOTTERY (The Sentinel, UK - 8 hours ago). .. The problem is disclosed in an audit of services for children with autism or a suspected 'Autistic Spectrum Disorder' (ASD), which was carried out by the..

SUPPORT FOR AUTISM DEPENDS ON WHERE YOU LIVE (The Sentinel, UK - 8 hours ago). .. referred to specialist CAMHS teams, diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder.. chairman of support group the North Staffordshire Asperger/Autism Association (NSAAA..

Autistic children - - In a world of their own (Southeast Missourian, MO - 15 hours ago). The skyrocketing numbers of autistic children across the United States are starting to test.. read the first of a four-part, in-depth look at autism and how it's..

Exploring the world of autism, finding answers right at home (Seattle Times, WA - Apr 24, 2004). .. yet he could not say, "Daddy." Morgan was found to be autistic and considered.. century, with a memoir of his son to illuminate the enigmatic world of autism...

Volunteer inspired by autistic sis (Miami Herald (subscription), FL - Apr 24, 2004). .. her freshman year, she contacted The Victory School for autistic children in.. began helping students in special-needs classes, which include those with autism...

A Young Boy’s Amazing Recovery From PDD and Autism-Like.. (Mercola, Illinois - Apr 23, 2004). .. Being a scientist myself, I proceeded to read voraciously about autism (and PDD) and.. We saw a local doctor who was treating autistic kids in late December 2002..

ABC's Primetime Live Report on Autism: Yellow Journalism At It's.. (PR Newswire (press release) - Apr 23, 2004). .. Live Thursday story, "Out of Darkness," that profiled a family with three autistic children. When describing the potential causes of autism, Primetime reporter..

ABC's Primetime Live Report on Autism: Yellow Journalism At It's.. (Yahoo News (press release) - Apr 23, 2004). .. Live Thursday story, "Out of Darkness," that profiled a family with three autistic children. When describing the potential causes of autism, Primetime reporter..

What Is Asperger Syndrome or Asperger's Disorder? (Medical News Today, UK - Apr 23, 2004). .. and language development, but who also exhibited autistic-like behaviors and.. disorder and Uta Frith, in her book AUTISM AND ASPERGER'S SYNDROME, described..

The Autistic Son (Washington Post, DC - Apr 22, 2004). .. $24.95. In this striking book about the nature of autism and what it's like to be the father of an autistic child, Paul Collins reminds us that the way "we..

Autism In Lubbock (KAMC, TX - Apr 22, 2004). .. Stripling. To give you an idea of just how common autism is, research shows one out of every 250 children are diagnosed autistic. In..

New Study Finds No Autism-Vaccine Link (Forbes - Apr 22, 2004). .. relationship between thimerosal, a mercury preservative that until recently was commonly added to vaccines, and childhood developmental problems such as autism..

San Diego Researchers Helping Autistic Children (SanDiego Channel.com, CA - Apr 22, 2004). .. Luke was 2 years old, he entered the Children's Autism Intervention Center in San Diego where therapists use behavior therapies to draw autistic children out...

Autism therapy has supporters, detractors (WHAS 11.com (subscription), KY - Apr 22, 2004). Steven and Kara Foster of Corydon, Indiana, have an autistic child... This has actually brought him out with us.”. Zachary is autistic...

Member of Ohio Autism Task Force brings special perspective (Columbus This Week Newspapers, OH - Apr 22, 2004). .. determination" connotes conflicting views within the autistic community, with.. has been diagnosed with both Asperger's syndrome and high-functioning autism...

Archived on Wednesday April 28 at 2.40am:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Wednesday April 28 at 6.28pm:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Thursday April 29 at 11.46am:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Thursday April 29 at 11.46am:

GRAPHIC/The many faces of autism/ day 4 (Southeast Missourian, MO - 2 hours ago). .. About the time he started showing autistic symptoms, Taylor told his father.. An articulate speaker, Taylor uses his inspiring story to tell others about autism...

Researcher questions brain function of those with autism (The California Aggie Online - 4 hours ago). .. with the UCD Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders Institute, discussed some new findings from brain scans of people with autism on Tuesday as..

Autism - - Families struggle for understanding (Southeast Missourian, MO - 9 hours ago). .. an uphill climb from the moments their children first displayed autistic symptoms... aspect parents face is an overall lack of awareness about autism from the..

Washington Street organization to raise public awareness of.. (Citizen Online, GA - Apr 26, 2004). .. In addition, handouts will be available with information concerning autism. A slide show featuring autistic children may also be part of the hour...

HORSES CALM MANY AUTISTIC CHILDREN (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. Horse therapy has been found to help many autistic children... Shrum said 13 individuals are involved in the program, including four autistic children...

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Milford Daily News, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Natick Tab, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Stoughton Journal, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

April is Autism Awareness Month (Maryville Daily Forum, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. An autistic child is a member of one in 68 families and with the incidence of autism on the rise, raising awareness has never been so important...

150 Irish parents sue over autism (The Times (subscription), UK - Apr 26, 2004). .. will claim that the MMR vaccine caused their children to “develop a new form of regressive autism and associated bowel disorder (autistic enterocolitis)”...

Vodafone UK signs "cause partnership" with The National Autistic.. (Telecom Paper (subscription), Netherlands - Apr 26, 2004). .. into a three-year "cause partnership" with The National Autistic Society (NAS)... the reach of existing programmes, which raise awareness of autism and support..

Study yields promising ties between gene and autism (Newark Star Ledger, NJ - Apr 25, 2004). .. by Cure Autism Now, a California advocacy group that has collected blood samples and other information from about 1,000 families with autistic children...

BR mom, son help lead autism rally (The Advocate, LA - Apr 25, 2004). By GERARD SHIELDS. Shelley Hendrix of Baton Rouge and her son, Liam Reynolds, 8, were in Washington last week to promote autism awareness...

Scandal of autism's postcode lottery (Awares - Apr 25, 2004). .. referred to specialist CAMHS teams, diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder may.. of the support group, the North Staffordshire Asperger/Autism Association (NSAAA..

Autistic child brings misunderstanding, small victories (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Apr 25, 2004). .. The autism spectrum is one of the fastest-growing birth defects, up more than 800 percent in the past 15 years. Studies have shown that autistic children tend..

Racing to raise autism support (Boston Globe, MA - Apr 25, 2004). The race was established by the nonprofit Evan Henry Foundation for Autism, and held in memory of Evan Henry of Norwell, who had autism and died in a drowning..

Autism: Learn and Educate Yourself, Part 3 (KUAM-TV, Guam - Apr 24, 2004). At a glance Eric is just like any other kid down the hall, the only difference he's autistic. Autism is a neurological disorder that affects the functioning of..

Closing off communication is not permanent for some with autism (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. mothers and fathers of autistic children must balance the push and pull between protecting their offspring and letting them go. Autism only intensifies that..

Cases of child autism have increased 850 percent in Missouri (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. Other states are seeing similar explosions in the number of children diagnosed as autistic. The Autism Society of America, an advocacy organization in Bethesda..

SCANDAL OF AUTISM'S POSTCODE LOTTERY (The Sentinel, UK - Apr 24, 2004). .. The problem is disclosed in an audit of services for children with autism or a suspected 'Autistic Spectrum Disorder' (ASD), which was carried out by the..

Archived on Friday April 30 at 3.23am:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Friday April 30 at 3.23am:

GRAPHIC/The many faces of autism/ day 4 (Southeast Missourian, MO - 2 hours ago). .. About the time he started showing autistic symptoms, Taylor told his father.. An articulate speaker, Taylor uses his inspiring story to tell others about autism...

Researcher questions brain function of those with autism (The California Aggie Online - 4 hours ago). .. with the UCD Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders Institute, discussed some new findings from brain scans of people with autism on Tuesday as..

Autism - - Families struggle for understanding (Southeast Missourian, MO - 9 hours ago). .. an uphill climb from the moments their children first displayed autistic symptoms... aspect parents face is an overall lack of awareness about autism from the..

Washington Street organization to raise public awareness of.. (Citizen Online, GA - Apr 26, 2004). .. In addition, handouts will be available with information concerning autism. A slide show featuring autistic children may also be part of the hour...

HORSES CALM MANY AUTISTIC CHILDREN (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. Horse therapy has been found to help many autistic children... Shrum said 13 individuals are involved in the program, including four autistic children...

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Milford Daily News, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Natick Tab, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Stoughton Journal, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

April is Autism Awareness Month (Maryville Daily Forum, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. An autistic child is a member of one in 68 families and with the incidence of autism on the rise, raising awareness has never been so important...

150 Irish parents sue over autism (The Times (subscription), UK - Apr 26, 2004). .. will claim that the MMR vaccine caused their children to “develop a new form of regressive autism and associated bowel disorder (autistic enterocolitis)”...

Vodafone UK signs "cause partnership" with The National Autistic.. (Telecom Paper (subscription), Netherlands - Apr 26, 2004). .. into a three-year "cause partnership" with The National Autistic Society (NAS)... the reach of existing programmes, which raise awareness of autism and support..

Study yields promising ties between gene and autism (Newark Star Ledger, NJ - Apr 25, 2004). .. by Cure Autism Now, a California advocacy group that has collected blood samples and other information from about 1,000 families with autistic children...

BR mom, son help lead autism rally (The Advocate, LA - Apr 25, 2004). By GERARD SHIELDS. Shelley Hendrix of Baton Rouge and her son, Liam Reynolds, 8, were in Washington last week to promote autism awareness...

Scandal of autism's postcode lottery (Awares - Apr 25, 2004). .. referred to specialist CAMHS teams, diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder may.. of the support group, the North Staffordshire Asperger/Autism Association (NSAAA..

Autistic child brings misunderstanding, small victories (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Apr 25, 2004). .. The autism spectrum is one of the fastest-growing birth defects, up more than 800 percent in the past 15 years. Studies have shown that autistic children tend..

Racing to raise autism support (Boston Globe, MA - Apr 25, 2004). The race was established by the nonprofit Evan Henry Foundation for Autism, and held in memory of Evan Henry of Norwell, who had autism and died in a drowning..

Autism: Learn and Educate Yourself, Part 3 (KUAM-TV, Guam - Apr 24, 2004). At a glance Eric is just like any other kid down the hall, the only difference he's autistic. Autism is a neurological disorder that affects the functioning of..

Closing off communication is not permanent for some with autism (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. mothers and fathers of autistic children must balance the push and pull between protecting their offspring and letting them go. Autism only intensifies that..

Cases of child autism have increased 850 percent in Missouri (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. Other states are seeing similar explosions in the number of children diagnosed as autistic. The Autism Society of America, an advocacy organization in Bethesda..

SCANDAL OF AUTISM'S POSTCODE LOTTERY (The Sentinel, UK - Apr 24, 2004). .. The problem is disclosed in an audit of services for children with autism or a suspected 'Autistic Spectrum Disorder' (ASD), which was carried out by the..

Archived on Friday April 30 at 6.37pm:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Friday April 30 at 6.37pm:

GRAPHIC/The many faces of autism/ day 4 (Southeast Missourian, MO - 2 hours ago). .. About the time he started showing autistic symptoms, Taylor told his father.. An articulate speaker, Taylor uses his inspiring story to tell others about autism...

Researcher questions brain function of those with autism (The California Aggie Online - 4 hours ago). .. with the UCD Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders Institute, discussed some new findings from brain scans of people with autism on Tuesday as..

Autism - - Families struggle for understanding (Southeast Missourian, MO - 9 hours ago). .. an uphill climb from the moments their children first displayed autistic symptoms... aspect parents face is an overall lack of awareness about autism from the..

Washington Street organization to raise public awareness of.. (Citizen Online, GA - Apr 26, 2004). .. In addition, handouts will be available with information concerning autism. A slide show featuring autistic children may also be part of the hour...

HORSES CALM MANY AUTISTIC CHILDREN (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. Horse therapy has been found to help many autistic children... Shrum said 13 individuals are involved in the program, including four autistic children...

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Milford Daily News, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Natick Tab, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Stoughton Journal, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

April is Autism Awareness Month (Maryville Daily Forum, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. An autistic child is a member of one in 68 families and with the incidence of autism on the rise, raising awareness has never been so important...

150 Irish parents sue over autism (The Times (subscription), UK - Apr 26, 2004). .. will claim that the MMR vaccine caused their children to “develop a new form of regressive autism and associated bowel disorder (autistic enterocolitis)”...

Vodafone UK signs "cause partnership" with The National Autistic.. (Telecom Paper (subscription), Netherlands - Apr 26, 2004). .. into a three-year "cause partnership" with The National Autistic Society (NAS)... the reach of existing programmes, which raise awareness of autism and support..

Study yields promising ties between gene and autism (Newark Star Ledger, NJ - Apr 25, 2004). .. by Cure Autism Now, a California advocacy group that has collected blood samples and other information from about 1,000 families with autistic children...

BR mom, son help lead autism rally (The Advocate, LA - Apr 25, 2004). By GERARD SHIELDS. Shelley Hendrix of Baton Rouge and her son, Liam Reynolds, 8, were in Washington last week to promote autism awareness...

Scandal of autism's postcode lottery (Awares - Apr 25, 2004). .. referred to specialist CAMHS teams, diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder may.. of the support group, the North Staffordshire Asperger/Autism Association (NSAAA..

Autistic child brings misunderstanding, small victories (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Apr 25, 2004). .. The autism spectrum is one of the fastest-growing birth defects, up more than 800 percent in the past 15 years. Studies have shown that autistic children tend..

Racing to raise autism support (Boston Globe, MA - Apr 25, 2004). The race was established by the nonprofit Evan Henry Foundation for Autism, and held in memory of Evan Henry of Norwell, who had autism and died in a drowning..

Autism: Learn and Educate Yourself, Part 3 (KUAM-TV, Guam - Apr 24, 2004). At a glance Eric is just like any other kid down the hall, the only difference he's autistic. Autism is a neurological disorder that affects the functioning of..

Closing off communication is not permanent for some with autism (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. mothers and fathers of autistic children must balance the push and pull between protecting their offspring and letting them go. Autism only intensifies that..

Cases of child autism have increased 850 percent in Missouri (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. Other states are seeing similar explosions in the number of children diagnosed as autistic. The Autism Society of America, an advocacy organization in Bethesda..

SCANDAL OF AUTISM'S POSTCODE LOTTERY (The Sentinel, UK - Apr 24, 2004). .. The problem is disclosed in an audit of services for children with autism or a suspected 'Autistic Spectrum Disorder' (ASD), which was carried out by the..

Archived on Saturday May 1 at 1.44pm:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Saturday May 1 at 1.44pm:

GRAPHIC/The many faces of autism/ day 4 (Southeast Missourian, MO - 2 hours ago). .. About the time he started showing autistic symptoms, Taylor told his father.. An articulate speaker, Taylor uses his inspiring story to tell others about autism...

Researcher questions brain function of those with autism (The California Aggie Online - 4 hours ago). .. with the UCD Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders Institute, discussed some new findings from brain scans of people with autism on Tuesday as..

Autism - - Families struggle for understanding (Southeast Missourian, MO - 9 hours ago). .. an uphill climb from the moments their children first displayed autistic symptoms... aspect parents face is an overall lack of awareness about autism from the..

Washington Street organization to raise public awareness of.. (Citizen Online, GA - Apr 26, 2004). .. In addition, handouts will be available with information concerning autism. A slide show featuring autistic children may also be part of the hour...

HORSES CALM MANY AUTISTIC CHILDREN (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. Horse therapy has been found to help many autistic children... Shrum said 13 individuals are involved in the program, including four autistic children...

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Milford Daily News, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Natick Tab, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Stoughton Journal, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

April is Autism Awareness Month (Maryville Daily Forum, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. An autistic child is a member of one in 68 families and with the incidence of autism on the rise, raising awareness has never been so important...

150 Irish parents sue over autism (The Times (subscription), UK - Apr 26, 2004). .. will claim that the MMR vaccine caused their children to “develop a new form of regressive autism and associated bowel disorder (autistic enterocolitis)”...

Vodafone UK signs "cause partnership" with The National Autistic.. (Telecom Paper (subscription), Netherlands - Apr 26, 2004). .. into a three-year "cause partnership" with The National Autistic Society (NAS)... the reach of existing programmes, which raise awareness of autism and support..

Study yields promising ties between gene and autism (Newark Star Ledger, NJ - Apr 25, 2004). .. by Cure Autism Now, a California advocacy group that has collected blood samples and other information from about 1,000 families with autistic children...

BR mom, son help lead autism rally (The Advocate, LA - Apr 25, 2004). By GERARD SHIELDS. Shelley Hendrix of Baton Rouge and her son, Liam Reynolds, 8, were in Washington last week to promote autism awareness...

Scandal of autism's postcode lottery (Awares - Apr 25, 2004). .. referred to specialist CAMHS teams, diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder may.. of the support group, the North Staffordshire Asperger/Autism Association (NSAAA..

Autistic child brings misunderstanding, small victories (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Apr 25, 2004). .. The autism spectrum is one of the fastest-growing birth defects, up more than 800 percent in the past 15 years. Studies have shown that autistic children tend..

Racing to raise autism support (Boston Globe, MA - Apr 25, 2004). The race was established by the nonprofit Evan Henry Foundation for Autism, and held in memory of Evan Henry of Norwell, who had autism and died in a drowning..

Autism: Learn and Educate Yourself, Part 3 (KUAM-TV, Guam - Apr 24, 2004). At a glance Eric is just like any other kid down the hall, the only difference he's autistic. Autism is a neurological disorder that affects the functioning of..

Closing off communication is not permanent for some with autism (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. mothers and fathers of autistic children must balance the push and pull between protecting their offspring and letting them go. Autism only intensifies that..

Cases of child autism have increased 850 percent in Missouri (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. Other states are seeing similar explosions in the number of children diagnosed as autistic. The Autism Society of America, an advocacy organization in Bethesda..

SCANDAL OF AUTISM'S POSTCODE LOTTERY (The Sentinel, UK - Apr 24, 2004). .. The problem is disclosed in an audit of services for children with autism or a suspected 'Autistic Spectrum Disorder' (ASD), which was carried out by the..

Archived on Sunday May 2 at 6.29am:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Sunday May 2 at 6.29am:

GRAPHIC/The many faces of autism/ day 4 (Southeast Missourian, MO - 2 hours ago). .. About the time he started showing autistic symptoms, Taylor told his father.. An articulate speaker, Taylor uses his inspiring story to tell others about autism...

Researcher questions brain function of those with autism (The California Aggie Online - 4 hours ago). .. with the UCD Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders Institute, discussed some new findings from brain scans of people with autism on Tuesday as..

Autism - - Families struggle for understanding (Southeast Missourian, MO - 9 hours ago). .. an uphill climb from the moments their children first displayed autistic symptoms... aspect parents face is an overall lack of awareness about autism from the..

Washington Street organization to raise public awareness of.. (Citizen Online, GA - Apr 26, 2004). .. In addition, handouts will be available with information concerning autism. A slide show featuring autistic children may also be part of the hour...

HORSES CALM MANY AUTISTIC CHILDREN (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. Horse therapy has been found to help many autistic children... Shrum said 13 individuals are involved in the program, including four autistic children...

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Milford Daily News, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Natick Tab, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Stoughton Journal, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

April is Autism Awareness Month (Maryville Daily Forum, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. An autistic child is a member of one in 68 families and with the incidence of autism on the rise, raising awareness has never been so important...

150 Irish parents sue over autism (The Times (subscription), UK - Apr 26, 2004). .. will claim that the MMR vaccine caused their children to “develop a new form of regressive autism and associated bowel disorder (autistic enterocolitis)”...

Vodafone UK signs "cause partnership" with The National Autistic.. (Telecom Paper (subscription), Netherlands - Apr 26, 2004). .. into a three-year "cause partnership" with The National Autistic Society (NAS)... the reach of existing programmes, which raise awareness of autism and support..

Study yields promising ties between gene and autism (Newark Star Ledger, NJ - Apr 25, 2004). .. by Cure Autism Now, a California advocacy group that has collected blood samples and other information from about 1,000 families with autistic children...

BR mom, son help lead autism rally (The Advocate, LA - Apr 25, 2004). By GERARD SHIELDS. Shelley Hendrix of Baton Rouge and her son, Liam Reynolds, 8, were in Washington last week to promote autism awareness...

Scandal of autism's postcode lottery (Awares - Apr 25, 2004). .. referred to specialist CAMHS teams, diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder may.. of the support group, the North Staffordshire Asperger/Autism Association (NSAAA..

Autistic child brings misunderstanding, small victories (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Apr 25, 2004). .. The autism spectrum is one of the fastest-growing birth defects, up more than 800 percent in the past 15 years. Studies have shown that autistic children tend..

Racing to raise autism support (Boston Globe, MA - Apr 25, 2004). The race was established by the nonprofit Evan Henry Foundation for Autism, and held in memory of Evan Henry of Norwell, who had autism and died in a drowning..

Autism: Learn and Educate Yourself, Part 3 (KUAM-TV, Guam - Apr 24, 2004). At a glance Eric is just like any other kid down the hall, the only difference he's autistic. Autism is a neurological disorder that affects the functioning of..

Closing off communication is not permanent for some with autism (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. mothers and fathers of autistic children must balance the push and pull between protecting their offspring and letting them go. Autism only intensifies that..

Cases of child autism have increased 850 percent in Missouri (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. Other states are seeing similar explosions in the number of children diagnosed as autistic. The Autism Society of America, an advocacy organization in Bethesda..

SCANDAL OF AUTISM'S POSTCODE LOTTERY (The Sentinel, UK - Apr 24, 2004). .. The problem is disclosed in an audit of services for children with autism or a suspected 'Autistic Spectrum Disorder' (ASD), which was carried out by the..

Archived on Sunday May 2 at 11.18pm:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Sunday May 2 at 11.18pm:

GRAPHIC/The many faces of autism/ day 4 (Southeast Missourian, MO - 2 hours ago). .. About the time he started showing autistic symptoms, Taylor told his father.. An articulate speaker, Taylor uses his inspiring story to tell others about autism...

Researcher questions brain function of those with autism (The California Aggie Online - 4 hours ago). .. with the UCD Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders Institute, discussed some new findings from brain scans of people with autism on Tuesday as..

Autism - - Families struggle for understanding (Southeast Missourian, MO - 9 hours ago). .. an uphill climb from the moments their children first displayed autistic symptoms... aspect parents face is an overall lack of awareness about autism from the..

Washington Street organization to raise public awareness of.. (Citizen Online, GA - Apr 26, 2004). .. In addition, handouts will be available with information concerning autism. A slide show featuring autistic children may also be part of the hour...

HORSES CALM MANY AUTISTIC CHILDREN (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. Horse therapy has been found to help many autistic children... Shrum said 13 individuals are involved in the program, including four autistic children...

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Milford Daily News, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Natick Tab, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Stoughton Journal, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

April is Autism Awareness Month (Maryville Daily Forum, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. An autistic child is a member of one in 68 families and with the incidence of autism on the rise, raising awareness has never been so important...

150 Irish parents sue over autism (The Times (subscription), UK - Apr 26, 2004). .. will claim that the MMR vaccine caused their children to “develop a new form of regressive autism and associated bowel disorder (autistic enterocolitis)”...

Vodafone UK signs "cause partnership" with The National Autistic.. (Telecom Paper (subscription), Netherlands - Apr 26, 2004). .. into a three-year "cause partnership" with The National Autistic Society (NAS)... the reach of existing programmes, which raise awareness of autism and support..

Study yields promising ties between gene and autism (Newark Star Ledger, NJ - Apr 25, 2004). .. by Cure Autism Now, a California advocacy group that has collected blood samples and other information from about 1,000 families with autistic children...

BR mom, son help lead autism rally (The Advocate, LA - Apr 25, 2004). By GERARD SHIELDS. Shelley Hendrix of Baton Rouge and her son, Liam Reynolds, 8, were in Washington last week to promote autism awareness...

Scandal of autism's postcode lottery (Awares - Apr 25, 2004). .. referred to specialist CAMHS teams, diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder may.. of the support group, the North Staffordshire Asperger/Autism Association (NSAAA..

Autistic child brings misunderstanding, small victories (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Apr 25, 2004). .. The autism spectrum is one of the fastest-growing birth defects, up more than 800 percent in the past 15 years. Studies have shown that autistic children tend..

Racing to raise autism support (Boston Globe, MA - Apr 25, 2004). The race was established by the nonprofit Evan Henry Foundation for Autism, and held in memory of Evan Henry of Norwell, who had autism and died in a drowning..

Autism: Learn and Educate Yourself, Part 3 (KUAM-TV, Guam - Apr 24, 2004). At a glance Eric is just like any other kid down the hall, the only difference he's autistic. Autism is a neurological disorder that affects the functioning of..

Closing off communication is not permanent for some with autism (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. mothers and fathers of autistic children must balance the push and pull between protecting their offspring and letting them go. Autism only intensifies that..

Cases of child autism have increased 850 percent in Missouri (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. Other states are seeing similar explosions in the number of children diagnosed as autistic. The Autism Society of America, an advocacy organization in Bethesda..

SCANDAL OF AUTISM'S POSTCODE LOTTERY (The Sentinel, UK - Apr 24, 2004). .. The problem is disclosed in an audit of services for children with autism or a suspected 'Autistic Spectrum Disorder' (ASD), which was carried out by the..

Archived on Monday May 3 at 6.34pm:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Monday May 3 at 6.34pm:

GRAPHIC/The many faces of autism/ day 4 (Southeast Missourian, MO - 2 hours ago). .. About the time he started showing autistic symptoms, Taylor told his father.. An articulate speaker, Taylor uses his inspiring story to tell others about autism...

Researcher questions brain function of those with autism (The California Aggie Online - 4 hours ago). .. with the UCD Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders Institute, discussed some new findings from brain scans of people with autism on Tuesday as..

Autism - - Families struggle for understanding (Southeast Missourian, MO - 9 hours ago). .. an uphill climb from the moments their children first displayed autistic symptoms... aspect parents face is an overall lack of awareness about autism from the..

Washington Street organization to raise public awareness of.. (Citizen Online, GA - Apr 26, 2004). .. In addition, handouts will be available with information concerning autism. A slide show featuring autistic children may also be part of the hour...

HORSES CALM MANY AUTISTIC CHILDREN (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. Horse therapy has been found to help many autistic children... Shrum said 13 individuals are involved in the program, including four autistic children...

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Milford Daily News, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Natick Tab, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

What's up Doc?: Understanding autism (Stoughton Journal, MA - Apr 26, 2004). .. It is not that the senses in autistic children are limited (as was the case with.. For example, a child with autism may feel the fuzz on a peach as sharp and..

April is Autism Awareness Month (Maryville Daily Forum, MO - Apr 26, 2004). .. An autistic child is a member of one in 68 families and with the incidence of autism on the rise, raising awareness has never been so important...

150 Irish parents sue over autism (The Times (subscription), UK - Apr 26, 2004). .. will claim that the MMR vaccine caused their children to “develop a new form of regressive autism and associated bowel disorder (autistic enterocolitis)”...

Vodafone UK signs "cause partnership" with The National Autistic.. (Telecom Paper (subscription), Netherlands - Apr 26, 2004). .. into a three-year "cause partnership" with The National Autistic Society (NAS)... the reach of existing programmes, which raise awareness of autism and support..

Study yields promising ties between gene and autism (Newark Star Ledger, NJ - Apr 25, 2004). .. by Cure Autism Now, a California advocacy group that has collected blood samples and other information from about 1,000 families with autistic children...

BR mom, son help lead autism rally (The Advocate, LA - Apr 25, 2004). By GERARD SHIELDS. Shelley Hendrix of Baton Rouge and her son, Liam Reynolds, 8, were in Washington last week to promote autism awareness...

Scandal of autism's postcode lottery (Awares - Apr 25, 2004). .. referred to specialist CAMHS teams, diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder may.. of the support group, the North Staffordshire Asperger/Autism Association (NSAAA..

Autistic child brings misunderstanding, small victories (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Apr 25, 2004). .. The autism spectrum is one of the fastest-growing birth defects, up more than 800 percent in the past 15 years. Studies have shown that autistic children tend..

Racing to raise autism support (Boston Globe, MA - Apr 25, 2004). The race was established by the nonprofit Evan Henry Foundation for Autism, and held in memory of Evan Henry of Norwell, who had autism and died in a drowning..

Autism: Learn and Educate Yourself, Part 3 (KUAM-TV, Guam - Apr 24, 2004). At a glance Eric is just like any other kid down the hall, the only difference he's autistic. Autism is a neurological disorder that affects the functioning of..

Closing off communication is not permanent for some with autism (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. mothers and fathers of autistic children must balance the push and pull between protecting their offspring and letting them go. Autism only intensifies that..

Cases of child autism have increased 850 percent in Missouri (Southeast Missourian, MO - Apr 24, 2004). .. Other states are seeing similar explosions in the number of children diagnosed as autistic. The Autism Society of America, an advocacy organization in Bethesda..

SCANDAL OF AUTISM'S POSTCODE LOTTERY (The Sentinel, UK - Apr 24, 2004). .. The problem is disclosed in an audit of services for children with autism or a suspected 'Autistic Spectrum Disorder' (ASD), which was carried out by the..

Archived on Tuesday May 4 at 4.52pm:

Janice M. Welsh Janice Marie ``Jenny'' (Ormsby) Welsh of Orleans, a nurse, died April 6 at Cape Cod Hospital. She was 59. | Born in Hyannis, she graduated from Provincetown High School in 1963. In 1966, she graduated...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabilities disappear in 'outsider' artists' studio It started out as something to try, just to see what would happen. Take a handful of self-taught artists, outsiders, and find out if anyone could see the magic. | Bill Ross and Keith Banner thought it...   (The Cincinnati Post) 

Sebadoh `fan' prompts reunion tour It turns out that all it took to get Sebadoh back on tour after five years was the request of one fan. | Of course that person had a little more pull than your average fan.``Well,'' says Amherst-bred ...   (Boston Herald) 

Disabled to gain carpentry skills A NEW carpentry centre will be opened today to give mentally retarded youngsters a chance to learn a skill. | It has been donated to the Al Rahma Centre, in Riffa, by the Rotaract Club of Manama-Salma...   (Gulf Daily News) 

As polio stalked neighborhoods in 1954, thousands of children lined up to test a life-saving vaccine Ask Jean Benner about the 1954 Salk polio vaccine field trials, and | she'll tell you about the needles."We didn't have disposables, and for every syringe there was a barrel and plunger," said Benner,...   (Newsday) 

McGuinty Liberals Deliver 100 Real Positive Changes | First Six Months in Office Change the Direction of Government QUEEN'S PARK, ON, April 23 /CNW/ - In their first six months in office, the McGuinty Liberals changed the direction of government with 1...   (Canada Newswire) 

Saudi Arabian Airlines A March Of Progress And Success. Established In 1945 By King Abdul ... The aviation sector began initial activities in 1934 when the late King Abdul Aziz issued a Royal Order to establish a Commission for Aviation Affairs under the Chairmanship of Prince Faisal Ibn Abdul...   (Ain al Yaqeen) 

Governor reverses cuts for disabled The deal could still unravel if the U.S. won't bend its rules. By Clea Benson -- Bee Capitol Bureau | Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursda...   (Sacramento Bee) 

It is about kids Boyd Keisel wrote (Forum, April 7) that House Bill 115 is not about special-needs kids. Perhaps he should come to my home and meet my severely autistic son. My son's educational needs are the reason w...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Scientist pushes knowledge of genomes | Dietrich Stephan has always been fascinated by what he calls the "elegance and logic" of the human cellular framework. A former professor of genetics at George Washington University with a Ph.D. in ...   (Azcentral) 

'Living wills' system to be reformed By Andrew Barrow | The plans are expected to have an enormous impact on people suffering from with Alzheimer's, schizophrenics and those with learning difficulties, accounting for millions of people i...   (The Independent) 

Sex offender charged with failing to register Authorities seek to block release of 3 other men By LAURIA LYNCH-GERMAN | Posted: April 22, 2004 | West Bend - A 32-year-old man was charged Thursday with failing to register with local authorities as...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Schwarzenegger revokes proposed cuts to disabled services SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a mixed reaction from activists and Democratic lawmakers Thursday after he backed off proposed cuts to services for the disabled for the second ...   (Scripps Howard) 

Schools Cite Fallout From Budget Fight Fairfax County Interim School Superintendent Brad Draeger said yesterday that drastic measures will be needed if a state budget stalemate drags on: no field trips, no extracurricular activities -- inc...   (The Washington Post) 

ABCNEWS.com : 'Best' Treatment for Autism Emerges — Sophia Augier says she'll never forget what the father of an autistic child told her shortly after her own three sons were diagnosed with the condition. | | | |  Search the Web and ABCNEWS...   (ABC News) 

Couple’s kids a blessing despite difficulty Three of the Crokers' children | are autistic, while another has | an attention disorder | By Helen Altonn | Charlzetta and Arthur Croker, of Waianae, feel blessed to have two sets of twins despite tr...   (Star Bulletin) 

Cyprus sets course for wilderness By Tabitha Morgan | BBC, Nicosia | A solution to the Cyprus problem once again looks like slipping through the fingers of the international community. | The latest opinion polls indicate that a United...   (BBC News) 

It's on: Override session set Utah lawmakers scraped together the votes Wednesday to schedule a session to override two of Gov. Olene Walker's vetoes. | Legislators insisted during sometimes snippy caucus meetings that the extraor...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Higher aims for gifted underachievers Caroline Cohen is an underachiever and proud of it. | As a youth in New Rochelle, Cohen remembers the refrain on her elementary school report cards. "It always had the same phrase. 'Caroline is not wo...   (Times Union) 

'Friends' last hurrah begins "Friends" (8 p.m., WNYT Ch. 13) nears its end, with only three original episodes left to air beginning tonight. If you've seen the commercials, you know that Rachel will mull over a job in Paris. This...   (Times Union) 

Archived on Wednesday May 5 at 9.02am:

Friendly Bacteria 'May Help Autistic Children' Probiotics – supplements which promote the body's so-called "friendly" bacteria – could be used to help children with autism, researchers said today. | A study carried out by the Food Microbiology...   (Scotsman) 

Money may help 600 autistic kids if Legislature OKs task force ideas Roughly 600 autistic 3- to 9-year-old private school students in Salt Lake City would be eligible to receive state financial aid if the Legislature approves the recommendations released on Monday by a...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Study links infection to mental illness A woman's battle with a virus such as flu during pregnancy might put her child at risk for schizophrenia later in life, new research suggests. | Scientists at Columbia University College of Physicians...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Mom's health may be key Battling a virus such as flu during pregnancy may put a woman's child at risk for schizophrenia later in life, new research suggests. | Scientists at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surg...   (Newsday) 

The eating cure Of all the unsolved mysteries of the human body, it is the brain that most rigidly resists our efforts at understanding it; and that lack of understanding is costing us increasingly dear. Mental illne...   (The Guardian) 

Letters to the health editor: 5/4/04 | Tuesday, May 04, 2004 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Help for childless women on Mother's Day | For childless women, this Sunday may be the hardest day of the year. It's Mother's Day, when flowers are se...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Five Pak TV artistes due FIVE Pakistani TV artistes are expected to perform at the Pakistani Women’s Association’s theatre dinner planned for next month. | The event will be one of the final activities of the PWA as one of it...   (Bahrain Tribune) 

One in Eight Chinese Children Suffer Psychological Problems | BEIJING (AFP) -- One in eight Chinese children have psychological or behavioral problems, and parents are often to blame, according to a new study reported by state media Monday. | The study, conduc...   (Tehran Times) 

Join IT's leading lights for a night to remember This year's Intellect ICT Industry Charity Ball, backed by Computer Weekly and the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, aims to raise more than £30,000 to help autistic children. | Se...   (Computer Weekly) 

Kristin V. Christodulu Personal: Age -- 35; hometown -- Clifton Park Married to Greg Christodulu, no children | Hobbies: Walking and gardening. Walks 4.2 miles a day, gets up religiously at 6 a.m. In bad weather, she may hi...   (Times Union) 

Virus during pregnancy can increase schizophrenia risk Battling a virus such as flu during pregnancy may put a woman's child at risk for schizophrenia later in life, new research suggests. | Scientists at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surg...   (Newsday) 

City of Milford looks to help taxpayers with academy auction Participants walk through bad weather to help research. | (05/02/04) FAIRFIELD - Dozens of people braved the rain Sunday afternoon to participate in the first ever Autism Walk at Fairfield Warde High ...   (MSNBC) 

Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association Announces Student Design Competition Winners   | To: National and City Desks | Contact: Robbie Joseph of the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association, 856-638-0420 or rjoseph@ahint.com | MT. LAUREL, N.J., May 3 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The Juv...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Baby Ehrlich Undergoes Surgery 1:34 p.m. EDT May 3, 2004 - Surgeons are working to remove an obstruction between the stomach and the small intestine of the governor's baby Monday. | Joshua Ehrlich, son of Gov. Robert Ehrlich and fi...   (MSNBC) 

Study: Spanking May Cause Aggressive Behavior 7:08 a.m. EDT May 3, 2004 - Anne Arundel County police say a man was taken to the hospital Sunday night after he was found burned by the side of a road in Jessup. | Two people found the man about 6 p....   (MSNBC) 

Dangerous dandies Mike Hodges' new film, I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, with male rape at its centre, is strong stuff. But there's a tradition of sexual ambiguity in British crime films. Ryan Gilbey reveals all | Performanc...   (The Independent) 

KRISTIN V. CHRISTODULU Center for Autism and Related Disabilities University at Albany. 35, Clifton Park Personal: Married to Greg Christodulu, no children Hobbies: Walking and gardening. Walks 4.2 miles a day, gets up religiously at 6 a.m. In bad weather, she may hit the treadmill at home. "It's the only time I h...   (Times Union) 

Should we be mad about movie madness? Images and paranoia cloud, swirl, and mutate in John Cadigan’s brain in his battle against losing his mind. The journey in and out of insanity is all captured on film in his self-made documentary "Peo...   (New York Daily News) 

Fun time for children The scorching heat, endless hours of free time and too much television can transform even the quietest child into an insuperable munchkin. | Kids are constantly looking for something to do in the endl...   (Mid Day) 

Improper Parenting Leads to Mental Handicaps: Experts Mental health specialists hold that parents are mainly held accountable for the worsening psychological health condition of Chinese children, as a recent survey has found one out of every eight childr...   (China Internet Information Center) 

Archived on Wednesday May 5 at 9.02am:

Money may help 600 autistic kids if Legislature OKs task force.. (Salt Lake Tribune, UT - 1 hour ago). .. the $21,000-a-year Carmen B. Pingree School for Students with Autism in Salt Lake City -- the state's predominant school specializing in autistic education...

Autism Linked With Immune System (WebMD - 14 hours ago). May 3, 2004 -- Autism may be linked with immune system abnormalities. Researchers have uncovered a pattern of allergies among children..

Doctor Diagnoses 5-year-old Chinese Autistic Savant (The Epoch Times, World - May 2, 2004). .. Fourth People’s Hospital first suggested that Hao Hao be classified as an autistic savant. There has been an increase in the diagnoses of autism and other..

Autism and immunologic disorders link (Medical News Today, UK - May 2, 2004). A new Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center study provides further evidence of a link between autism and immunologic disorders, including allergy...

University Tailors a Program for Autistic Students (Los Angeles Times (subscription), CA - May 2, 2004). .. with autism spectrum disorders like Asperger's, a neurobiological.. and staff familiar with autism, only Marshall has a program tailored for autistic students...

Diagnosis of Asperger's solves a mystery for many (Kansas City Star (subscription), MO - May 2, 2004). .. Now, autism centers intended for children are being.. with adults who suspect they have Asperger's... in families, psychologists treating autistic children are..

Senator aims to broaden way state defines autism (AZ Central.com, AZ - May 1, 2004). .. a mild form of autism, this disability's main characteristics include difficulties with social and emotional interactions. People with Asperger syndrome are..

Asperger's sufferer set to be released from Broadmoor (Telegraph.co.uk, UK - May 1, 2004). .. was 19, has Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism, which is.. Unit, which is run by the National Autistic Society and caters for people with Asperger's.

Senator aims to broaden way state defines autism (Arizona Republic, AZ - May 1, 2004). .. a mild form of autism, this disability's main characteristics include difficulties with social and emotional interactions. People with Asperger syndrome are..

Cincinnati children's study links autism and immunologic.. (EurekAlert, DC - May 1, 2004). SAN FRANCISCO -- A new Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center study provides further evidence of a link between autism and immunologic disorders..

Hope for People With Asperger's (New York Times - May 1, 2004). "Answer, but No Cure, for a Social Disorder That Isolates Many" (front page, April 29) will not only give hope to people with Asperger's syndrome, but also..

Parents wage constant fight to give autistic kids needed time (WCNC (subscription), NC - May 1, 2004). .. a number of disorders, among them Asperger's (sometimes referred to as high-functioning autism)... After Reece was diagnosed as autistic at the Gastonia..

Parents wage constant fight to give autistic kids needed time (WVEC.com (subscription), VA - May 1, 2004). .. a number of disorders, among them Asperger's (sometimes referred to as high-functioning autism)... After Reece was diagnosed as autistic at the Gastonia..

Parents wage constant fight to give autistic kids needed time (Wilmington Morning Star, NC - May 1, 2004). .. a number of disorders, among them Asperger's (sometimes referred to as high-functioning autism)... After Reece was diagnosed as autistic at the Gastonia..

Parents wage constant fight to give autistic kids needed time (Raleigh News, NC - May 1, 2004). .. a number of disorders, among them Asperger's (sometimes referred to as high-functioning autism)... After Reece was diagnosed as autistic at the Gastonia..

Parents wage constant fight to give autistic kids needed time (Charlotte Observer (subscription), NC - May 1, 2004). .. a number of disorders, among them Asperger's (sometimes referred to as high-functioning autism)... After Reece was diagnosed as autistic at the Gastonia..

Parents wage constant fight to give autistic kids needed time (Winston Salem Journal, NC - May 1, 2004). .. a number of disorders, among them Asperger's (sometimes referred to as high-functioning autism)... After Reece was diagnosed as autistic at the Gastonia..

Autism clinic battles huge waiting lists (Montreal Gazette, Canada - May 1, 2004). .. at the Montreal Children's Hospital is expected to cut the waiting time for autistic children in desperate need of diagnoses. The Autism Spectrum Disorders..

Living With Autism Can Be Trying, Rewarding (Boston Channel.com, MA - Apr 30, 2004). .. School, said while there are many theories, the cause of autism is still.. one to two per 500 individuals could have some form of autistic condition," Shingleton..

Living With Autism Can Be Trying, Rewarding (NBC4 Columbus.com, OH - Apr 30, 2004). .. School, said while there are many theories, the cause of autism is still.. one to two per 500 individuals could have some form of autistic condition," Shingleton..

Archived on Thursday May 6 at 1.50am:

Friendly Bacteria 'May Help Autistic Children' Probiotics – supplements which promote the body's so-called "friendly" bacteria – could be used to help children with autism, researchers said today. | A study carried out by the Food Microbiology...   (Scotsman) 

Money may help 600 autistic kids if Legislature OKs task force ideas Roughly 600 autistic 3- to 9-year-old private school students in Salt Lake City would be eligible to receive state financial aid if the Legislature approves the recommendations released on Monday by a...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Study links infection to mental illness A woman's battle with a virus such as flu during pregnancy might put her child at risk for schizophrenia later in life, new research suggests. | Scientists at Columbia University College of Physicians...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Mom's health may be key Battling a virus such as flu during pregnancy may put a woman's child at risk for schizophrenia later in life, new research suggests. | Scientists at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surg...   (Newsday) 

The eating cure Of all the unsolved mysteries of the human body, it is the brain that most rigidly resists our efforts at understanding it; and that lack of understanding is costing us increasingly dear. Mental illne...   (The Guardian) 

Letters to the health editor: 5/4/04 | Tuesday, May 04, 2004 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Help for childless women on Mother's Day | For childless women, this Sunday may be the hardest day of the year. It's Mother's Day, when flowers are se...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Five Pak TV artistes due FIVE Pakistani TV artistes are expected to perform at the Pakistani Women’s Association’s theatre dinner planned for next month. | The event will be one of the final activities of the PWA as one of it...   (Bahrain Tribune) 

One in Eight Chinese Children Suffer Psychological Problems | BEIJING (AFP) -- One in eight Chinese children have psychological or behavioral problems, and parents are often to blame, according to a new study reported by state media Monday. | The study, conduc...   (Tehran Times) 

Join IT's leading lights for a night to remember This year's Intellect ICT Industry Charity Ball, backed by Computer Weekly and the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, aims to raise more than £30,000 to help autistic children. | Se...   (Computer Weekly) 

Kristin V. Christodulu Personal: Age -- 35; hometown -- Clifton Park Married to Greg Christodulu, no children | Hobbies: Walking and gardening. Walks 4.2 miles a day, gets up religiously at 6 a.m. In bad weather, she may hi...   (Times Union) 

Virus during pregnancy can increase schizophrenia risk Battling a virus such as flu during pregnancy may put a woman's child at risk for schizophrenia later in life, new research suggests. | Scientists at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surg...   (Newsday) 

City of Milford looks to help taxpayers with academy auction Participants walk through bad weather to help research. | (05/02/04) FAIRFIELD - Dozens of people braved the rain Sunday afternoon to participate in the first ever Autism Walk at Fairfield Warde High ...   (MSNBC) 

Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association Announces Student Design Competition Winners   | To: National and City Desks | Contact: Robbie Joseph of the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association, 856-638-0420 or rjoseph@ahint.com | MT. LAUREL, N.J., May 3 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The Juv...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Baby Ehrlich Undergoes Surgery 1:34 p.m. EDT May 3, 2004 - Surgeons are working to remove an obstruction between the stomach and the small intestine of the governor's baby Monday. | Joshua Ehrlich, son of Gov. Robert Ehrlich and fi...   (MSNBC) 

Study: Spanking May Cause Aggressive Behavior 7:08 a.m. EDT May 3, 2004 - Anne Arundel County police say a man was taken to the hospital Sunday night after he was found burned by the side of a road in Jessup. | Two people found the man about 6 p....   (MSNBC) 

Dangerous dandies Mike Hodges' new film, I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, with male rape at its centre, is strong stuff. But there's a tradition of sexual ambiguity in British crime films. Ryan Gilbey reveals all | Performanc...   (The Independent) 

KRISTIN V. CHRISTODULU Center for Autism and Related Disabilities University at Albany. 35, Clifton Park Personal: Married to Greg Christodulu, no children Hobbies: Walking and gardening. Walks 4.2 miles a day, gets up religiously at 6 a.m. In bad weather, she may hit the treadmill at home. "It's the only time I h...   (Times Union) 

Should we be mad about movie madness? Images and paranoia cloud, swirl, and mutate in John Cadigan’s brain in his battle against losing his mind. The journey in and out of insanity is all captured on film in his self-made documentary "Peo...   (New York Daily News) 

Fun time for children The scorching heat, endless hours of free time and too much television can transform even the quietest child into an insuperable munchkin. | Kids are constantly looking for something to do in the endl...   (Mid Day) 

Improper Parenting Leads to Mental Handicaps: Experts Mental health specialists hold that parents are mainly held accountable for the worsening psychological health condition of Chinese children, as a recent survey has found one out of every eight childr...   (China Internet Information Center) 

Archived on Thursday May 6 at 1.50am:

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - 27 minutes ago). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - 27 minutes ago). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

'Being autistic is like moving house every day of your life' (The Scotsman, UK - 8 hours ago). .. autistic children, you live an isolated life anyway. Family and friends drop by the wayside, because they can’t cope with the severity of the autism...

Hope in a drink for autistic children (The Herald, UK - 9 hours ago). .. Researchers found that children with autism had high levels of the harmful bacteria clostridia compared with their non-autistic brothers and sisters...

Boy with form of autism excels in spelling bee (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - 12 hours ago). .. Right now, I don't have many friends at all.". He suffers from a form of autism called Asperger's syndrome, which causes a sort of social blindness...

Autistic boy's family told they cannot move house (St. Albans Observer, UK - 20 hours ago). .. He claims his seven-year-old stepson Dominic, who has autism, needs more space to express himself and fears his condition is regressing...

Autistic boy's family told they cannot move house (This Is Hertfordshire, UK - 20 hours ago). .. He claims his seven-year-old stepson Dominic, who has autism, needs more space to express himself and fears his condition is regressing...

Friendly Bacteria 'May Help Autistic Children' (The Scotsman, UK - 21 hours ago). .. They found that children with autism had high levels of the harmful bacteria clostridia compared to their non-autistic brothers and sisters...

Speaker to discuss autism technology (Nevada City Union, CA - 23 hours ago). .. Oberleitner's link to autism technology began with his son, Rob, when he saw the "futility" in trips to doctors over hundreds of miles. Autistic children often..

Money may help 600 autistic kids if Legislature OKs task force.. (Salt Lake Tribune, UT - May 4, 2004). .. the $21,000-a-year Carmen B. Pingree School for Students with Autism in Salt Lake City -- the state's predominant school specializing in autistic education...

Autism Linked With Immune System (WebMD - May 3, 2004). May 3, 2004 -- Autism may be linked with immune system abnormalities. Researchers have uncovered a pattern of allergies among children..

Autism and immunologic disorders link (Medical News Today, UK - May 2, 2004). A new Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center study provides further evidence of a link between autism and immunologic disorders, including allergy...

Autistic pupils under attack (New York Daily News, NY - May 2, 2004). .. bottles, rocks and refuse from the Fort Hamilton Parkway elevated subway platform just 10 feet from the Shema Kolainu School for Autistic Children, parents and..

University Tailors a Program for Autistic Students (Los Angeles Times (subscription), CA - May 2, 2004). .. with autism spectrum disorders like Asperger's, a neurobiological.. and staff familiar with autism, only Marshall has a program tailored for autistic students...

Diagnosis of Asperger's solves a mystery for many (Kansas City Star (subscription), MO - May 2, 2004). .. Now, autism centers intended for children are being.. with adults who suspect they have Asperger's... in families, psychologists treating autistic children are..

Senator aims to broaden way state defines autism (AZ Central.com, AZ - May 1, 2004). .. a mild form of autism, this disability's main characteristics include difficulties with social and emotional interactions. People with Asperger syndrome are..

Asperger's sufferer set to be released from Broadmoor (Telegraph.co.uk, UK - May 1, 2004). .. was 19, has Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism, which is.. Unit, which is run by the National Autistic Society and caters for people with Asperger's.

Senator aims to broaden way state defines autism (Arizona Republic, AZ - May 1, 2004). .. a mild form of autism, this disability's main characteristics include difficulties with social and emotional interactions. People with Asperger syndrome are..

Cincinnati children's study links autism and immunologic.. (EurekAlert, DC - May 1, 2004). SAN FRANCISCO -- A new Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center study provides further evidence of a link between autism and immunologic disorders..

Hope for People With Asperger's (New York Times - May 1, 2004). "Answer, but No Cure, for a Social Disorder That Isolates Many" (front page, April 29) will not only give hope to people with Asperger's syndrome, but also..

Archived on Thursday May 6 at 5.59pm:

Friendly Bacteria 'May Help Autistic Children' Probiotics – supplements which promote the body's so-called "friendly" bacteria – could be used to help children with autism, researchers said today. | A study carried out by the Food Microbiology...   (Scotsman) 

Money may help 600 autistic kids if Legislature OKs task force ideas Roughly 600 autistic 3- to 9-year-old private school students in Salt Lake City would be eligible to receive state financial aid if the Legislature approves the recommendations released on Monday by a...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Study links infection to mental illness A woman's battle with a virus such as flu during pregnancy might put her child at risk for schizophrenia later in life, new research suggests. | Scientists at Columbia University College of Physicians...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Mom's health may be key Battling a virus such as flu during pregnancy may put a woman's child at risk for schizophrenia later in life, new research suggests. | Scientists at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surg...   (Newsday) 

The eating cure Of all the unsolved mysteries of the human body, it is the brain that most rigidly resists our efforts at understanding it; and that lack of understanding is costing us increasingly dear. Mental illne...   (The Guardian) 

Letters to the health editor: 5/4/04 | Tuesday, May 04, 2004 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Help for childless women on Mother's Day | For childless women, this Sunday may be the hardest day of the year. It's Mother's Day, when flowers are se...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Five Pak TV artistes due FIVE Pakistani TV artistes are expected to perform at the Pakistani Women’s Association’s theatre dinner planned for next month. | The event will be one of the final activities of the PWA as one of it...   (Bahrain Tribune) 

One in Eight Chinese Children Suffer Psychological Problems | BEIJING (AFP) -- One in eight Chinese children have psychological or behavioral problems, and parents are often to blame, according to a new study reported by state media Monday. | The study, conduc...   (Tehran Times) 

Join IT's leading lights for a night to remember This year's Intellect ICT Industry Charity Ball, backed by Computer Weekly and the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, aims to raise more than £30,000 to help autistic children. | Se...   (Computer Weekly) 

Kristin V. Christodulu Personal: Age -- 35; hometown -- Clifton Park Married to Greg Christodulu, no children | Hobbies: Walking and gardening. Walks 4.2 miles a day, gets up religiously at 6 a.m. In bad weather, she may hi...   (Times Union) 

Virus during pregnancy can increase schizophrenia risk Battling a virus such as flu during pregnancy may put a woman's child at risk for schizophrenia later in life, new research suggests. | Scientists at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surg...   (Newsday) 

City of Milford looks to help taxpayers with academy auction Participants walk through bad weather to help research. | (05/02/04) FAIRFIELD - Dozens of people braved the rain Sunday afternoon to participate in the first ever Autism Walk at Fairfield Warde High ...   (MSNBC) 

Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association Announces Student Design Competition Winners   | To: National and City Desks | Contact: Robbie Joseph of the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association, 856-638-0420 or rjoseph@ahint.com | MT. LAUREL, N.J., May 3 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The Juv...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Baby Ehrlich Undergoes Surgery 1:34 p.m. EDT May 3, 2004 - Surgeons are working to remove an obstruction between the stomach and the small intestine of the governor's baby Monday. | Joshua Ehrlich, son of Gov. Robert Ehrlich and fi...   (MSNBC) 

Study: Spanking May Cause Aggressive Behavior 7:08 a.m. EDT May 3, 2004 - Anne Arundel County police say a man was taken to the hospital Sunday night after he was found burned by the side of a road in Jessup. | Two people found the man about 6 p....   (MSNBC) 

Dangerous dandies Mike Hodges' new film, I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, with male rape at its centre, is strong stuff. But there's a tradition of sexual ambiguity in British crime films. Ryan Gilbey reveals all | Performanc...   (The Independent) 

KRISTIN V. CHRISTODULU Center for Autism and Related Disabilities University at Albany. 35, Clifton Park Personal: Married to Greg Christodulu, no children Hobbies: Walking and gardening. Walks 4.2 miles a day, gets up religiously at 6 a.m. In bad weather, she may hit the treadmill at home. "It's the only time I h...   (Times Union) 

Should we be mad about movie madness? Images and paranoia cloud, swirl, and mutate in John Cadigan’s brain in his battle against losing his mind. The journey in and out of insanity is all captured on film in his self-made documentary "Peo...   (New York Daily News) 

Fun time for children The scorching heat, endless hours of free time and too much television can transform even the quietest child into an insuperable munchkin. | Kids are constantly looking for something to do in the endl...   (Mid Day) 

Improper Parenting Leads to Mental Handicaps: Experts Mental health specialists hold that parents are mainly held accountable for the worsening psychological health condition of Chinese children, as a recent survey has found one out of every eight childr...   (China Internet Information Center) 

Archived on Friday May 7 at 10.08am:

Rising tide of micro-plastics plaguing the seas       | Microscopic fragments of plastic are floating in the ocean, settling on seabeds, and washing up onshore - with unknown consequences for marine ecosystems, according to a new stu...   (New Scientist) 

Scorched earth reaches record temperatures       | Southern California's land baked at 70° Celsius (Image: Jacques Descloitres/NASA) |   | A NASA satellite has captured record-breaking temperatures in Southern Californi...   (New Scientist) 

Sports shoe adapts for optimal cushioning       | A sports shoe that continuously reconfigures its sole to provide a constant level of support whilst its wearer is running has been unveiled by German sportswear company Adidas. ...   (New Scientist) 

Flesh-eating disease threatens Congo's pygmies       | The highly contagious disease is caused by a spiral-shaped bacterium related to syphilis (Image: UNICEF) |   | An ancient disease is creating "havoc" among one of the world...   (New Scientist) 

Go! Calendar: Part One Bob Overman, centre, who plays the Pharaoh, is surrounded by his maidens, from left, Nazanin Shoja , Eden Britton, Ashley King and Gina Brown in the Victoria Operatic Society's Joseph and the Amazing ...   (Canada Dot Com) 

Toronto lawyer and legal organization to be honoured at first ever Pro Bono Law Ontario Conference | TORONTO, May 6 /CNW/ - The Advocates' Society and Toronto lawyer Bryan Finlay of WeirFoulds LLP will both be recognized May 6 for outstanding leadership in pro bono law and enhancing access to justi...   (Canada Newswire) 

Media Alert/Photo Opportunity - Team Canada meets in Toronto before departing for the "Olympics of Science Fairs" | Top Teen Scientists Search for SARS Cure, Infertility Treatment Great opportunities for one-on-one interviews, photography and filming of Canadian science whiz kids and their projects TORONTO, May 6...   (Canada Newswire) 

DNA robot takes its first steps     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | A microscopic biped with legs just 10 nanometres long and fashioned from fragments of DNA has taken ...   (New Scientist) 

Little Sisters but big deeds There was no dancing and no loud music, but there were a lot of smiling faces on E. 115th St. yesterday morning. | It was Cinco de Mayo, but a group of service-oriented nuns and struggling families in...   (New York Daily News) 

Imclone Sued Over Mit Patent Lawsuits keep piling up against ImClone, with the latest involving claims by Massachusetts Institute of Technology that the biotech firm is hijacking the university's high-powered technology. | Althou...   (New York Post Online) 

MIT-Repligen suit says Eributex infringes patent The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Needham biotech that has yet to turn a profit are suing the company tied to Martha Stewart's undoing. | MIT and Repligen Corp. allege that ImClone Syste...   (Boston Herald) 

PACK Pins Hopes On Bowl-A-Thon The Pasco Association for Challenged Kids Inc. will have its second annual bowl-a-thon from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at Lane-Glo Bowl, 8631 Old County Road 54. | Cost is $10 per person, which includes bow...   (The Tampa Tribune) 

Selling our public spaces: Teachers host seminar on commercialization of schools | VANCOUVER, May 5 /CNW/ - Junk food and soda pop in school vending machines, flashing ads on gymnasium score boards, corporate sponsorship of learning resources, product placement in text books: Incr...   (Canada Newswire) 

Miracle Workers Recognized Philadelphia, Pa. (PRWEB) May 5, 2004 -- The Exceptional Needs Foundation (ENF) celebrated its first annual Miracle Workers Appreciation Night by honoring the work and achievements of 21 extraordinary...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

'Research' can panic, not help, public Every few months I get a call from a very distraught parent. They want to know whether they should have their child immunized against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR). | They have heard or read on the...   (Newsday) 

Hearing and Speech Agency to open new home Visitors to the Hearing and Speech Agency's new building on the outskirts of Northwest Baltimore can't help but be struck by the swirl of curves on the floor of the lemon-colored atrium. | This swirl ...   (Baltimore Sun) 

'Being autistic is like moving house every day of your life' It took the Evans family almost four days to reach their new home. A car-and-caravan trip the length of mainland Britain. Twelve hours on a ferry on wintry seas. Three children, two cats, 900 miles. A...   (Scotsman) 

Friendly Bacteria 'May Help Autistic Children' Probiotics – supplements which promote the body's so-called "friendly" bacteria – could be used to help children with autism, researchers said today. | A study carried out by the Food Microbiology...   (Scotsman) 

Money may help 600 autistic kids if Legislature OKs task force ideas Roughly 600 autistic 3- to 9-year-old private school students in Salt Lake City would be eligible to receive state financial aid if the Legislature approves the recommendations released on Monday by a...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Study links infection to mental illness A woman's battle with a virus such as flu during pregnancy might put her child at risk for schizophrenia later in life, new research suggests. | Scientists at Columbia University College of Physicians...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Archived on Saturday May 8 at 7.11pm:

Board supports school contracts The Utah Board of Education crossed a significant philosophical line Friday -- despite objections from the PTA and others -- when it voted to support a $1.4 million contract with nonprofit private sch...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Gacy’s brain and beyond: A doctor explores the world of serial killers CHICAGO — The television cast an eerie glow in the dingy motel room, but the doctor wasn’t watching. She was waiting impatiently for an important call — one that would tell her the k...   (The State) 

QuiteATake.com Deepak Mankar May 8 | Just finished reading Mark Haddon's 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time'. The curious thing about it is that it's labeled 'Children's Fiction', even won the Whitbread Book of th...   (Hindustan Times) 

Chemical exposure putting children 'at risk' | The Australian Chemical Trauma Alliance (ACTA) says children can develop Leukaemia and other cancers through chemical exposure. | The ACTA is holding its annual Medical conference at Tamworth in nor...   (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) 

Enzyme found to help moderate autistic behaviour DIGESTIVE enzyme capsules can help treat gut problems associated with autism, according to some doctors, scientists and parents of autistic children. | ...   (The Australian) 

Man stabs mother to death A Brooklyn mother was stabbed Friday by her emotionally disturbed son, a 21-year-old marijuana addict known for stripping to his underwear and smoking joints in a nearby park, according to police and ...   (Newsday) 

Ulster branch for Autistic society 07 May 2004 | THE National Autistic Society is launching a branch in Northern Ireland. | The launch will take place at the Wellington Park Hotel in Belfast on May 12 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. | Founder m...   (Belfast Telegraph) 

Talks hope for nursery strike school EDUCATION chiefs and parents are to meet to address the plight of special needs children during the nursery nurse strike. | The move follows discussions between officials and parents of pupils at the ...   (Scotsman) 

Confusion beckons for benefits card cHAOS and confusion surrounds the introduction of Post Office card accounts aimed at people claiming pensions and benefits. | The Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) is phasing out pension and benefi...   (The Daily Mail) 

Pizza Fundraiser To Help Family Of Autistic Boy A fundraiser to benefit Jonathan Roman, a 3-year-old with autism, is from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Papa John's Pizza, 19532 Gall Blvd. | Papa John's and First Baptist Church of Zephyrhills are...   (The Tampa Tribune) 

Friends continues TV trend of farewell extravaganzas 1.00pm | LOS ANGELES - NBC's highly promoted Friends farewell today follows a prime-time tradition and marketing strategy dating back just 20 years, when programmers abandoned a long-held theory that ...   (NZ Herald) 

So long, St. Nick When we were kids he used to come around during the holidays and hand us younger ones some bills for aguinaldo and his godson, my elder brother Joey, a special toy and some money too. His voice always...   (The Philippine Star) 

Tea party set to raise funds BAHRAIN Centre for Autism and Mental Retardation is holding a ladies-only tea party tomorrow to raise money for its Al Wafa Centre.The event starts at 5pm at the Al Dukkan Gallery (behind the Water Ga...   (Gulf Daily News) 

Rising tide of micro-plastics plaguing the seas       | Microscopic fragments of plastic are floating in the ocean, settling on seabeds, and washing up onshore - with unknown consequences for marine ecosystems, according to a new stu...   (New Scientist) 

Scorched earth reaches record temperatures       | Southern California's land baked at 70° Celsius (Image: Jacques Descloitres/NASA) |   | A NASA satellite has captured record-breaking temperatures in Southern Californi...   (New Scientist) 

Sports shoe adapts for optimal cushioning       | A sports shoe that continuously reconfigures its sole to provide a constant level of support whilst its wearer is running has been unveiled by German sportswear company Adidas. ...   (New Scientist) 

Flesh-eating disease threatens Congo's pygmies       | The highly contagious disease is caused by a spiral-shaped bacterium related to syphilis (Image: UNICEF) |   | An ancient disease is creating "havoc" among one of the world...   (New Scientist) 

Go! Calendar: Part One Bob Overman, centre, who plays the Pharaoh, is surrounded by his maidens, from left, Nazanin Shoja , Eden Britton, Ashley King and Gina Brown in the Victoria Operatic Society's Joseph and the Amazing ...   (Canada Dot Com) 

Toronto lawyer and legal organization to be honoured at first ever Pro Bono Law Ontario Conference | TORONTO, May 6 /CNW/ - The Advocates' Society and Toronto lawyer Bryan Finlay of WeirFoulds LLP will both be recognized May 6 for outstanding leadership in pro bono law and enhancing access to justi...   (Canada Newswire) 

Media Alert/Photo Opportunity - Team Canada meets in Toronto before departing for the "Olympics of Science Fairs" | Top Teen Scientists Search for SARS Cure, Infertility Treatment Great opportunities for one-on-one interviews, photography and filming of Canadian science whiz kids and their projects TORONTO, May 6...   (Canada Newswire) 

Archived on Saturday May 8 at 7.11pm:

OAD to hold workshop on autism on May 13 , 14 (Times of Oman, Oman - 8 hours ago). .. Autism is a big problem in Oman. Parents have a tough time dealing with autistic children. There are no known ways of treating..

Enzyme found to help moderate autistic behaviour (The Australian, Australia - 15 hours ago). DIGESTIVE enzyme capsules can help treat gut problems associated with autism, according to some doctors, scientists and parents of autistic children...

Angry campaigners demand answers to chronic lack of autism.. (Awares - 16 hours ago). .. diagnosis, treatment and support for sufferers of autism and Asperger's Syndrome National.. A recent report by Britain's National Autistic Society revealed..

Autistic children hit hard by nurses' strike (Awares - 16 hours ago). .. to address the plight of special-needs children - including many with autism - during the.. Fen Crosbie, whose 13-year-old son, Colin, is autistic with severe..

Ulster branch for Autistic society (Belfast Telegraph (subscription), UK - 17 hours ago). The launch will take place at the Wellington Park Hotel in Belfast on May 12 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Founder members of the branch..

AUTISM GROUP'S ACTION DEADLINE (The Sentinel, UK - 18 hours ago). .. to aid diagnosis, treatment and support for sufferers of autism and Asperger Syndrome, which.. A recent report by the National Autistic Society revealed vast..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Pepperell Free Press, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Townsend Times, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Shirley Oracle, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

Couple seek learning support for autistic son (ic CheshireOnline, UK - 20 hours ago). .. The couple firmly believe it was the MMR jab which brought on Sam's autism and say that, prior to this, he had shown signs of.. Like most autistic children, he..

State Program Provides Autism Scholarships (WYTV, OH - May 6, 2004). .. Until the new autism scholarship program began, Backus said parents had to spend whatever money the state sent them for their autistic children in their own..

RiverKings and Xplorers to play in tournament benefiting Autism.. (OurSports Central (press release), WI - May 6, 2004). .. His son Justin, 8, is autistic and participates in the county’s Autism Early Intervention Program at DeSoto Central Elementary School...

Trial to test link between autism and gut disorders (Financial Times, UK - May 5, 2004). .. Although the link between autism and gut disorders is scientifically controversial, he has no doubt that autistic children do have bowel abnormalities...

Autistic Kid ’ s Concert Reset (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - May 5, 2004). Bandar Seri Begawan - `A gift of Music,' the charity concert by Filipino autistic child Thrisan 'Tum-Tum' Mendoza in Brunei, has been rescheduled to May 15..

Facing off against autism (The Ring, Canada - May 5, 2004). .. faces. Individuals with autism, however, are just as likely to first notice a chair, book or painting. Dr. Jim Tanaka, a UVic cognitive..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - May 5, 2004). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - May 5, 2004). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

'Being autistic is like moving house every day of your life' (The Scotsman, UK - May 4, 2004). .. autistic children, you live an isolated life anyway. Family and friends drop by the wayside, because they can’t cope with the severity of the autism...

Hope in a drink for autistic children (The Herald, UK - May 4, 2004). .. Researchers found that children with autism had high levels of the harmful bacteria clostridia compared with their non-autistic brothers and sisters...

Boy with form of autism excels in spelling bee (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - May 4, 2004). .. Right now, I don't have many friends at all.". He suffers from a form of autism called Asperger's syndrome, which causes a sort of social blindness...

Archived on Monday May 10 at 0.00am:

Now, the neurodiverse seek respect No sooner was Peter Alan Harper, 53, given the diagnosis of attention deficit disorder last year than some of his family members began rolling their eyes. | To him, the diagnosis explained the sense o...   (Times Union) 

Commitment of a lifetime Charlie and Maura Weis reached their decision in late 2002. That makes sense, right? If you were going to commit to a life-changing project, wouldn’t you probably do it after almost losing your ...   (The State) 

Boy Honored ZEPHYRHILLS - Mayor Cliff McDuffie has proclaimed Tuesday as Jonathan Roman Day. Jonathan, 3, has autism that is caused by an allergic reaction to gluten. ``Autism is a biological disorder of the brai...   (The Tampa Tribune) 

Author to give £2m to help autistic children BESTSELLING author Nick Hornby is to donate more than £2m towards building a school for autistic children, including his 10-year-old son. | Hornby is to hand over the lucrative fee from the film righ...   (Scotsman) 

Memories are made of this So a man goes to the doctor, and the doctor tells him there is bad news. In fact, there is bad news and really bad news. Which does he want first? | 'The really bad news.' | 'The really bad news is th...   (The Observer) 

30 paintings go on sale AROUND 30 paintings and other items went on sale to raise money for the Al Wafa Centre for autistic and special needs children yesterday, at the Al Dukkan Gallery in Salmaniya. | Scores of people atte...   (Gulf Daily News) 

'Good bacteria' health drink claims disputed Health experts call for new controls on marketing of probiotic products. By Severin Carrell | Containing large doses of so-called "friendly bacteria", the drinks are being marketed as the latest way t...   (The Independent) 

Board supports school contracts The Utah Board of Education crossed a significant philosophical line Friday -- despite objections from the PTA and others -- when it voted to support a $1.4 million contract with nonprofit private sch...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Gacy’s brain and beyond: A doctor explores the world of serial killers CHICAGO — The television cast an eerie glow in the dingy motel room, but the doctor wasn’t watching. She was waiting impatiently for an important call — one that would tell her the k...   (The State) 

QuiteATake.com Deepak Mankar May 8 | Just finished reading Mark Haddon's 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time'. The curious thing about it is that it's labeled 'Children's Fiction', even won the Whitbread Book of th...   (Hindustan Times) 

Chemical exposure putting children 'at risk' | The Australian Chemical Trauma Alliance (ACTA) says children can develop Leukaemia and other cancers through chemical exposure. | The ACTA is holding its annual Medical conference at Tamworth in nor...   (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) 

Enzyme found to help moderate autistic behaviour DIGESTIVE enzyme capsules can help treat gut problems associated with autism, according to some doctors, scientists and parents of autistic children. | ...   (The Australian) 

Man stabs mother to death A Brooklyn mother was stabbed Friday by her emotionally disturbed son, a 21-year-old marijuana addict known for stripping to his underwear and smoking joints in a nearby park, according to police and ...   (Newsday) 

Ulster branch for Autistic society 07 May 2004 | THE National Autistic Society is launching a branch in Northern Ireland. | The launch will take place at the Wellington Park Hotel in Belfast on May 12 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. | Founder m...   (Belfast Telegraph) 

Talks hope for nursery strike school EDUCATION chiefs and parents are to meet to address the plight of special needs children during the nursery nurse strike. | The move follows discussions between officials and parents of pupils at the ...   (Scotsman) 

Confusion beckons for benefits card cHAOS and confusion surrounds the introduction of Post Office card accounts aimed at people claiming pensions and benefits. | The Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) is phasing out pension and benefi...   (The Daily Mail) 

Pizza Fundraiser To Help Family Of Autistic Boy A fundraiser to benefit Jonathan Roman, a 3-year-old with autism, is from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Papa John's Pizza, 19532 Gall Blvd. | Papa John's and First Baptist Church of Zephyrhills are...   (The Tampa Tribune) 

Friends continues TV trend of farewell extravaganzas 1.00pm | LOS ANGELES - NBC's highly promoted Friends farewell today follows a prime-time tradition and marketing strategy dating back just 20 years, when programmers abandoned a long-held theory that ...   (NZ Herald) 

So long, St. Nick When we were kids he used to come around during the holidays and hand us younger ones some bills for aguinaldo and his godson, my elder brother Joey, a special toy and some money too. His voice always...   (The Philippine Star) 

Tea party set to raise funds BAHRAIN Centre for Autism and Mental Retardation is holding a ladies-only tea party tomorrow to raise money for its Al Wafa Centre.The event starts at 5pm at the Al Dukkan Gallery (behind the Water Ga...   (Gulf Daily News) 

Archived on Monday May 10 at 0.00am:

OAD to hold workshop on autism on May 13 , 14 (Times of Oman, Oman - 8 hours ago). .. Autism is a big problem in Oman. Parents have a tough time dealing with autistic children. There are no known ways of treating..

Enzyme found to help moderate autistic behaviour (The Australian, Australia - 15 hours ago). DIGESTIVE enzyme capsules can help treat gut problems associated with autism, according to some doctors, scientists and parents of autistic children...

Angry campaigners demand answers to chronic lack of autism.. (Awares - 16 hours ago). .. diagnosis, treatment and support for sufferers of autism and Asperger's Syndrome National.. A recent report by Britain's National Autistic Society revealed..

Autistic children hit hard by nurses' strike (Awares - 16 hours ago). .. to address the plight of special-needs children - including many with autism - during the.. Fen Crosbie, whose 13-year-old son, Colin, is autistic with severe..

Ulster branch for Autistic society (Belfast Telegraph (subscription), UK - 17 hours ago). The launch will take place at the Wellington Park Hotel in Belfast on May 12 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Founder members of the branch..

AUTISM GROUP'S ACTION DEADLINE (The Sentinel, UK - 18 hours ago). .. to aid diagnosis, treatment and support for sufferers of autism and Asperger Syndrome, which.. A recent report by the National Autistic Society revealed vast..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Pepperell Free Press, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Townsend Times, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Shirley Oracle, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

Couple seek learning support for autistic son (ic CheshireOnline, UK - 20 hours ago). .. The couple firmly believe it was the MMR jab which brought on Sam's autism and say that, prior to this, he had shown signs of.. Like most autistic children, he..

State Program Provides Autism Scholarships (WYTV, OH - May 6, 2004). .. Until the new autism scholarship program began, Backus said parents had to spend whatever money the state sent them for their autistic children in their own..

RiverKings and Xplorers to play in tournament benefiting Autism.. (OurSports Central (press release), WI - May 6, 2004). .. His son Justin, 8, is autistic and participates in the county’s Autism Early Intervention Program at DeSoto Central Elementary School...

Trial to test link between autism and gut disorders (Financial Times, UK - May 5, 2004). .. Although the link between autism and gut disorders is scientifically controversial, he has no doubt that autistic children do have bowel abnormalities...

Autistic Kid ’ s Concert Reset (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - May 5, 2004). Bandar Seri Begawan - `A gift of Music,' the charity concert by Filipino autistic child Thrisan 'Tum-Tum' Mendoza in Brunei, has been rescheduled to May 15..

Facing off against autism (The Ring, Canada - May 5, 2004). .. faces. Individuals with autism, however, are just as likely to first notice a chair, book or painting. Dr. Jim Tanaka, a UVic cognitive..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - May 5, 2004). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - May 5, 2004). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

'Being autistic is like moving house every day of your life' (The Scotsman, UK - May 4, 2004). .. autistic children, you live an isolated life anyway. Family and friends drop by the wayside, because they can’t cope with the severity of the autism...

Hope in a drink for autistic children (The Herald, UK - May 4, 2004). .. Researchers found that children with autism had high levels of the harmful bacteria clostridia compared with their non-autistic brothers and sisters...

Boy with form of autism excels in spelling bee (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - May 4, 2004). .. Right now, I don't have many friends at all.". He suffers from a form of autism called Asperger's syndrome, which causes a sort of social blindness...

Archived on Monday May 10 at 0.00am:

Oscar = Death When it comes to awarding the gold to actors playing gay and lesbian characters, Oscar history informs us that it isn't enough for a character to suffer in a bravura scene-grabbing style. He also must die.

Rants & Raves Hail Linus... Tapping the Source... Open Question... Champing at the Bit... etc.

Social Capitalists Most of us see the world's most daunting problems as impossible challenges. But these 20 groups see the world's problems as just problems, ones that can be fixed with the right ideas and enough passion. And they see how the systems that produced those problems can be reinvented.

The Love Machine Building computers that care.

The Key to Genius Autistic savants are born with miswired neurons - and extraordinary gifts. The breakthrough science behind our new understanding of the brain

Archived on Monday May 10 at 4.32pm:

Now, the neurodiverse seek respect No sooner was Peter Alan Harper, 53, given the diagnosis of attention deficit disorder last year than some of his family members began rolling their eyes. | To him, the diagnosis explained the sense o...   (Times Union) 

Commitment of a lifetime Charlie and Maura Weis reached their decision in late 2002. That makes sense, right? If you were going to commit to a life-changing project, wouldn’t you probably do it after almost losing your ...   (The State) 

Boy Honored ZEPHYRHILLS - Mayor Cliff McDuffie has proclaimed Tuesday as Jonathan Roman Day. Jonathan, 3, has autism that is caused by an allergic reaction to gluten. ``Autism is a biological disorder of the brai...   (The Tampa Tribune) 

Author to give £2m to help autistic children BESTSELLING author Nick Hornby is to donate more than £2m towards building a school for autistic children, including his 10-year-old son. | Hornby is to hand over the lucrative fee from the film righ...   (Scotsman) 

Memories are made of this So a man goes to the doctor, and the doctor tells him there is bad news. In fact, there is bad news and really bad news. Which does he want first? | 'The really bad news.' | 'The really bad news is th...   (The Observer) 

30 paintings go on sale AROUND 30 paintings and other items went on sale to raise money for the Al Wafa Centre for autistic and special needs children yesterday, at the Al Dukkan Gallery in Salmaniya. | Scores of people atte...   (Gulf Daily News) 

'Good bacteria' health drink claims disputed Health experts call for new controls on marketing of probiotic products. By Severin Carrell | Containing large doses of so-called "friendly bacteria", the drinks are being marketed as the latest way t...   (The Independent) 

Board supports school contracts The Utah Board of Education crossed a significant philosophical line Friday -- despite objections from the PTA and others -- when it voted to support a $1.4 million contract with nonprofit private sch...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Gacy’s brain and beyond: A doctor explores the world of serial killers CHICAGO — The television cast an eerie glow in the dingy motel room, but the doctor wasn’t watching. She was waiting impatiently for an important call — one that would tell her the k...   (The State) 

QuiteATake.com Deepak Mankar May 8 | Just finished reading Mark Haddon's 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time'. The curious thing about it is that it's labeled 'Children's Fiction', even won the Whitbread Book of th...   (Hindustan Times) 

Chemical exposure putting children 'at risk' | The Australian Chemical Trauma Alliance (ACTA) says children can develop Leukaemia and other cancers through chemical exposure. | The ACTA is holding its annual Medical conference at Tamworth in nor...   (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) 

Enzyme found to help moderate autistic behaviour DIGESTIVE enzyme capsules can help treat gut problems associated with autism, according to some doctors, scientists and parents of autistic children. | ...   (The Australian) 

Man stabs mother to death A Brooklyn mother was stabbed Friday by her emotionally disturbed son, a 21-year-old marijuana addict known for stripping to his underwear and smoking joints in a nearby park, according to police and ...   (Newsday) 

Ulster branch for Autistic society 07 May 2004 | THE National Autistic Society is launching a branch in Northern Ireland. | The launch will take place at the Wellington Park Hotel in Belfast on May 12 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. | Founder m...   (Belfast Telegraph) 

Talks hope for nursery strike school EDUCATION chiefs and parents are to meet to address the plight of special needs children during the nursery nurse strike. | The move follows discussions between officials and parents of pupils at the ...   (Scotsman) 

Confusion beckons for benefits card cHAOS and confusion surrounds the introduction of Post Office card accounts aimed at people claiming pensions and benefits. | The Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) is phasing out pension and benefi...   (The Daily Mail) 

Pizza Fundraiser To Help Family Of Autistic Boy A fundraiser to benefit Jonathan Roman, a 3-year-old with autism, is from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Papa John's Pizza, 19532 Gall Blvd. | Papa John's and First Baptist Church of Zephyrhills are...   (The Tampa Tribune) 

Friends continues TV trend of farewell extravaganzas 1.00pm | LOS ANGELES - NBC's highly promoted Friends farewell today follows a prime-time tradition and marketing strategy dating back just 20 years, when programmers abandoned a long-held theory that ...   (NZ Herald) 

So long, St. Nick When we were kids he used to come around during the holidays and hand us younger ones some bills for aguinaldo and his godson, my elder brother Joey, a special toy and some money too. His voice always...   (The Philippine Star) 

Tea party set to raise funds BAHRAIN Centre for Autism and Mental Retardation is holding a ladies-only tea party tomorrow to raise money for its Al Wafa Centre.The event starts at 5pm at the Al Dukkan Gallery (behind the Water Ga...   (Gulf Daily News) 

Archived on Monday May 10 at 4.32pm:

OAD to hold workshop on autism on May 13 , 14 (Times of Oman, Oman - 8 hours ago). .. Autism is a big problem in Oman. Parents have a tough time dealing with autistic children. There are no known ways of treating..

Enzyme found to help moderate autistic behaviour (The Australian, Australia - 15 hours ago). DIGESTIVE enzyme capsules can help treat gut problems associated with autism, according to some doctors, scientists and parents of autistic children...

Angry campaigners demand answers to chronic lack of autism.. (Awares - 16 hours ago). .. diagnosis, treatment and support for sufferers of autism and Asperger's Syndrome National.. A recent report by Britain's National Autistic Society revealed..

Autistic children hit hard by nurses' strike (Awares - 16 hours ago). .. to address the plight of special-needs children - including many with autism - during the.. Fen Crosbie, whose 13-year-old son, Colin, is autistic with severe..

Ulster branch for Autistic society (Belfast Telegraph (subscription), UK - 17 hours ago). The launch will take place at the Wellington Park Hotel in Belfast on May 12 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Founder members of the branch..

AUTISM GROUP'S ACTION DEADLINE (The Sentinel, UK - 18 hours ago). .. to aid diagnosis, treatment and support for sufferers of autism and Asperger Syndrome, which.. A recent report by the National Autistic Society revealed vast..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Pepperell Free Press, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Townsend Times, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Shirley Oracle, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

Couple seek learning support for autistic son (ic CheshireOnline, UK - 20 hours ago). .. The couple firmly believe it was the MMR jab which brought on Sam's autism and say that, prior to this, he had shown signs of.. Like most autistic children, he..

State Program Provides Autism Scholarships (WYTV, OH - May 6, 2004). .. Until the new autism scholarship program began, Backus said parents had to spend whatever money the state sent them for their autistic children in their own..

RiverKings and Xplorers to play in tournament benefiting Autism.. (OurSports Central (press release), WI - May 6, 2004). .. His son Justin, 8, is autistic and participates in the county’s Autism Early Intervention Program at DeSoto Central Elementary School...

Trial to test link between autism and gut disorders (Financial Times, UK - May 5, 2004). .. Although the link between autism and gut disorders is scientifically controversial, he has no doubt that autistic children do have bowel abnormalities...

Autistic Kid ’ s Concert Reset (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - May 5, 2004). Bandar Seri Begawan - `A gift of Music,' the charity concert by Filipino autistic child Thrisan 'Tum-Tum' Mendoza in Brunei, has been rescheduled to May 15..

Facing off against autism (The Ring, Canada - May 5, 2004). .. faces. Individuals with autism, however, are just as likely to first notice a chair, book or painting. Dr. Jim Tanaka, a UVic cognitive..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - May 5, 2004). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - May 5, 2004). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

'Being autistic is like moving house every day of your life' (The Scotsman, UK - May 4, 2004). .. autistic children, you live an isolated life anyway. Family and friends drop by the wayside, because they can’t cope with the severity of the autism...

Hope in a drink for autistic children (The Herald, UK - May 4, 2004). .. Researchers found that children with autism had high levels of the harmful bacteria clostridia compared with their non-autistic brothers and sisters...

Boy with form of autism excels in spelling bee (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - May 4, 2004). .. Right now, I don't have many friends at all.". He suffers from a form of autism called Asperger's syndrome, which causes a sort of social blindness...

Archived on Monday May 10 at 4.32pm:

Oscar = Death When it comes to awarding the gold to actors playing gay and lesbian characters, Oscar history informs us that it isn't enough for a character to suffer in a bravura scene-grabbing style. He also must die.

Rants & Raves Hail Linus... Tapping the Source... Open Question... Champing at the Bit... etc.

Social Capitalists Most of us see the world's most daunting problems as impossible challenges. But these 20 groups see the world's problems as just problems, ones that can be fixed with the right ideas and enough passion. And they see how the systems that produced those problems can be reinvented.

The Love Machine Building computers that care.

The Key to Genius Autistic savants are born with miswired neurons - and extraordinary gifts. The breakthrough science behind our new understanding of the brain

Archived on Tuesday May 11 at 7.50am:

Inside A Killer's Mind (AP) The television cast an eerie glow in the dingy motel room but the doctor wasn't watching. She was waiting impatiently for an important call - one that would tell her the killer was dead. | A...   (CBS News) 

Single moms going online to double up as housemates Ignoring her tired bones and the sweat falling from her brow, Tina Hinkle carried one end of a dresser into her new home with a smile on her face. Her mother handled the other end, careful not to trip...   (The State) 

District 5 board testy over budget If the past several weeks have been any indication, tonight’s Lexington-Richland 5 school board meeting promises to be a tense affair. | Trustees are scheduled to vote on a final draft of the 20...   (The State) 

A need to improve special-needs treatment This past year, P.A., a four-year-old girl, has attended a rehabilitational kindergarten in the Bedouin town of Tel Sheva. When she was two, she developed cancer. The disease crippled her nervous syst...   (Ha'aretz) 

Is mainstream school OK for my autistic son? I prefer to teach him at home, so he can further develop his talent in art. | He is also unhappy in school as he takes to heart insults from his schoolmates and rebukes from his teachers. He is a perf...   (The Straits Times) 

Now, the neurodiverse seek respect No sooner was Peter Alan Harper, 53, given the diagnosis of attention deficit disorder last year than some of his family members began rolling their eyes. | To him, the diagnosis explained the sense o...   (Times Union) 

Commitment of a lifetime Charlie and Maura Weis reached their decision in late 2002. That makes sense, right? If you were going to commit to a life-changing project, wouldn’t you probably do it after almost losing your ...   (The State) 

Boy Honored ZEPHYRHILLS - Mayor Cliff McDuffie has proclaimed Tuesday as Jonathan Roman Day. Jonathan, 3, has autism that is caused by an allergic reaction to gluten. ``Autism is a biological disorder of the brai...   (The Tampa Tribune) 

Author to give £2m to help autistic children BESTSELLING author Nick Hornby is to donate more than £2m towards building a school for autistic children, including his 10-year-old son. | Hornby is to hand over the lucrative fee from the film righ...   (Scotsman) 

Memories are made of this So a man goes to the doctor, and the doctor tells him there is bad news. In fact, there is bad news and really bad news. Which does he want first? | 'The really bad news.' | 'The really bad news is th...   (The Observer) 

30 paintings go on sale AROUND 30 paintings and other items went on sale to raise money for the Al Wafa Centre for autistic and special needs children yesterday, at the Al Dukkan Gallery in Salmaniya. | Scores of people atte...   (Gulf Daily News) 

'Good bacteria' health drink claims disputed Health experts call for new controls on marketing of probiotic products. By Severin Carrell | Containing large doses of so-called "friendly bacteria", the drinks are being marketed as the latest way t...   (The Independent) 

Board supports school contracts The Utah Board of Education crossed a significant philosophical line Friday -- despite objections from the PTA and others -- when it voted to support a $1.4 million contract with nonprofit private sch...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Gacy’s brain and beyond: A doctor explores the world of serial killers CHICAGO — The television cast an eerie glow in the dingy motel room, but the doctor wasn’t watching. She was waiting impatiently for an important call — one that would tell her the k...   (The State) 

QuiteATake.com Deepak Mankar May 8 | Just finished reading Mark Haddon's 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time'. The curious thing about it is that it's labeled 'Children's Fiction', even won the Whitbread Book of th...   (Hindustan Times) 

Chemical exposure putting children 'at risk' | The Australian Chemical Trauma Alliance (ACTA) says children can develop Leukaemia and other cancers through chemical exposure. | The ACTA is holding its annual Medical conference at Tamworth in nor...   (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) 

Enzyme found to help moderate autistic behaviour DIGESTIVE enzyme capsules can help treat gut problems associated with autism, according to some doctors, scientists and parents of autistic children. | ...   (The Australian) 

Man stabs mother to death A Brooklyn mother was stabbed Friday by her emotionally disturbed son, a 21-year-old marijuana addict known for stripping to his underwear and smoking joints in a nearby park, according to police and ...   (Newsday) 

Ulster branch for Autistic society 07 May 2004 | THE National Autistic Society is launching a branch in Northern Ireland. | The launch will take place at the Wellington Park Hotel in Belfast on May 12 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. | Founder m...   (Belfast Telegraph) 

Talks hope for nursery strike school EDUCATION chiefs and parents are to meet to address the plight of special needs children during the nursery nurse strike. | The move follows discussions between officials and parents of pupils at the ...   (Scotsman) 

Archived on Tuesday May 11 at 7.50am:

OAD to hold workshop on autism on May 13 , 14 (Times of Oman, Oman - 8 hours ago). .. Autism is a big problem in Oman. Parents have a tough time dealing with autistic children. There are no known ways of treating..

Enzyme found to help moderate autistic behaviour (The Australian, Australia - 15 hours ago). DIGESTIVE enzyme capsules can help treat gut problems associated with autism, according to some doctors, scientists and parents of autistic children...

Angry campaigners demand answers to chronic lack of autism.. (Awares - 16 hours ago). .. diagnosis, treatment and support for sufferers of autism and Asperger's Syndrome National.. A recent report by Britain's National Autistic Society revealed..

Autistic children hit hard by nurses' strike (Awares - 16 hours ago). .. to address the plight of special-needs children - including many with autism - during the.. Fen Crosbie, whose 13-year-old son, Colin, is autistic with severe..

Ulster branch for Autistic society (Belfast Telegraph (subscription), UK - 17 hours ago). The launch will take place at the Wellington Park Hotel in Belfast on May 12 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Founder members of the branch..

AUTISM GROUP'S ACTION DEADLINE (The Sentinel, UK - 18 hours ago). .. to aid diagnosis, treatment and support for sufferers of autism and Asperger Syndrome, which.. A recent report by the National Autistic Society revealed vast..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Pepperell Free Press, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Townsend Times, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Shirley Oracle, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

Couple seek learning support for autistic son (ic CheshireOnline, UK - 20 hours ago). .. The couple firmly believe it was the MMR jab which brought on Sam's autism and say that, prior to this, he had shown signs of.. Like most autistic children, he..

State Program Provides Autism Scholarships (WYTV, OH - May 6, 2004). .. Until the new autism scholarship program began, Backus said parents had to spend whatever money the state sent them for their autistic children in their own..

RiverKings and Xplorers to play in tournament benefiting Autism.. (OurSports Central (press release), WI - May 6, 2004). .. His son Justin, 8, is autistic and participates in the county’s Autism Early Intervention Program at DeSoto Central Elementary School...

Trial to test link between autism and gut disorders (Financial Times, UK - May 5, 2004). .. Although the link between autism and gut disorders is scientifically controversial, he has no doubt that autistic children do have bowel abnormalities...

Autistic Kid ’ s Concert Reset (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - May 5, 2004). Bandar Seri Begawan - `A gift of Music,' the charity concert by Filipino autistic child Thrisan 'Tum-Tum' Mendoza in Brunei, has been rescheduled to May 15..

Facing off against autism (The Ring, Canada - May 5, 2004). .. faces. Individuals with autism, however, are just as likely to first notice a chair, book or painting. Dr. Jim Tanaka, a UVic cognitive..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - May 5, 2004). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - May 5, 2004). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

'Being autistic is like moving house every day of your life' (The Scotsman, UK - May 4, 2004). .. autistic children, you live an isolated life anyway. Family and friends drop by the wayside, because they can’t cope with the severity of the autism...

Hope in a drink for autistic children (The Herald, UK - May 4, 2004). .. Researchers found that children with autism had high levels of the harmful bacteria clostridia compared with their non-autistic brothers and sisters...

Boy with form of autism excels in spelling bee (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - May 4, 2004). .. Right now, I don't have many friends at all.". He suffers from a form of autism called Asperger's syndrome, which causes a sort of social blindness...

Archived on Tuesday May 11 at 7.50am:

Oscar = Death When it comes to awarding the gold to actors playing gay and lesbian characters, Oscar history informs us that it isn't enough for a character to suffer in a bravura scene-grabbing style. He also must die.

Rants & Raves Hail Linus... Tapping the Source... Open Question... Champing at the Bit... etc.

Social Capitalists Most of us see the world's most daunting problems as impossible challenges. But these 20 groups see the world's problems as just problems, ones that can be fixed with the right ideas and enough passion. And they see how the systems that produced those problems can be reinvented.

The Love Machine Building computers that care.

The Key to Genius Autistic savants are born with miswired neurons - and extraordinary gifts. The breakthrough science behind our new understanding of the brain

Archived on Wednesday May 12 at 3.42am:

Charitable project wins sick children's hearts When Li Chengkai headed to New York to receive a life saving open-heart surgery in October of last year, he could only speak in a whisper and his lips were purple for severe lack of oxygen in his bloo...   (China Daily) 

Autism focus for reception AN autism charity is holding a parliamentary event to raise awareness of the condition. | The National Autistic Society (NAS) Scotland is to hold a reception at the Scottish Parliament to mark Autism ...   (Scotsman) 

'Women to Watch' to be lauded today Thirty Utah women entrepreneurs and leaders will be honored today with the 2004 Women to Watch award given annually by Utah Business magazine, the Salt Lake Chamber's Women's Business Center and the S...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Inside A Killer's Mind (AP) The television cast an eerie glow in the dingy motel room but the doctor wasn't watching. She was waiting impatiently for an important call - one that would tell her the killer was dead. | A...   (CBS News) 

Single moms going online to double up as housemates Ignoring her tired bones and the sweat falling from her brow, Tina Hinkle carried one end of a dresser into her new home with a smile on her face. Her mother handled the other end, careful not to trip...   (The State) 

District 5 board testy over budget If the past several weeks have been any indication, tonight’s Lexington-Richland 5 school board meeting promises to be a tense affair. | Trustees are scheduled to vote on a final draft of the 20...   (The State) 

A need to improve special-needs treatment This past year, P.A., a four-year-old girl, has attended a rehabilitational kindergarten in the Bedouin town of Tel Sheva. When she was two, she developed cancer. The disease crippled her nervous syst...   (Ha'aretz) 

Is mainstream school OK for my autistic son? I prefer to teach him at home, so he can further develop his talent in art. | He is also unhappy in school as he takes to heart insults from his schoolmates and rebukes from his teachers. He is a perf...   (The Straits Times) 

Now, the neurodiverse seek respect No sooner was Peter Alan Harper, 53, given the diagnosis of attention deficit disorder last year than some of his family members began rolling their eyes. | To him, the diagnosis explained the sense o...   (Times Union) 

Commitment of a lifetime Charlie and Maura Weis reached their decision in late 2002. That makes sense, right? If you were going to commit to a life-changing project, wouldn’t you probably do it after almost losing your ...   (The State) 

Boy Honored ZEPHYRHILLS - Mayor Cliff McDuffie has proclaimed Tuesday as Jonathan Roman Day. Jonathan, 3, has autism that is caused by an allergic reaction to gluten. ``Autism is a biological disorder of the brai...   (The Tampa Tribune) 

Author to give £2m to help autistic children BESTSELLING author Nick Hornby is to donate more than £2m towards building a school for autistic children, including his 10-year-old son. | Hornby is to hand over the lucrative fee from the film righ...   (Scotsman) 

Memories are made of this So a man goes to the doctor, and the doctor tells him there is bad news. In fact, there is bad news and really bad news. Which does he want first? | 'The really bad news.' | 'The really bad news is th...   (The Observer) 

30 paintings go on sale AROUND 30 paintings and other items went on sale to raise money for the Al Wafa Centre for autistic and special needs children yesterday, at the Al Dukkan Gallery in Salmaniya. | Scores of people atte...   (Gulf Daily News) 

'Good bacteria' health drink claims disputed Health experts call for new controls on marketing of probiotic products. By Severin Carrell | Containing large doses of so-called "friendly bacteria", the drinks are being marketed as the latest way t...   (The Independent) 

Board supports school contracts The Utah Board of Education crossed a significant philosophical line Friday -- despite objections from the PTA and others -- when it voted to support a $1.4 million contract with nonprofit private sch...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Gacy’s brain and beyond: A doctor explores the world of serial killers CHICAGO — The television cast an eerie glow in the dingy motel room, but the doctor wasn’t watching. She was waiting impatiently for an important call — one that would tell her the k...   (The State) 

QuiteATake.com Deepak Mankar May 8 | Just finished reading Mark Haddon's 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time'. The curious thing about it is that it's labeled 'Children's Fiction', even won the Whitbread Book of th...   (Hindustan Times) 

Chemical exposure putting children 'at risk' | The Australian Chemical Trauma Alliance (ACTA) says children can develop Leukaemia and other cancers through chemical exposure. | The ACTA is holding its annual Medical conference at Tamworth in nor...   (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) 

Enzyme found to help moderate autistic behaviour DIGESTIVE enzyme capsules can help treat gut problems associated with autism, according to some doctors, scientists and parents of autistic children. | ...   (The Australian) 

Archived on Wednesday May 12 at 3.42am:

OAD to hold workshop on autism on May 13 , 14 (Times of Oman, Oman - 8 hours ago). .. Autism is a big problem in Oman. Parents have a tough time dealing with autistic children. There are no known ways of treating..

Enzyme found to help moderate autistic behaviour (The Australian, Australia - 15 hours ago). DIGESTIVE enzyme capsules can help treat gut problems associated with autism, according to some doctors, scientists and parents of autistic children...

Angry campaigners demand answers to chronic lack of autism.. (Awares - 16 hours ago). .. diagnosis, treatment and support for sufferers of autism and Asperger's Syndrome National.. A recent report by Britain's National Autistic Society revealed..

Autistic children hit hard by nurses' strike (Awares - 16 hours ago). .. to address the plight of special-needs children - including many with autism - during the.. Fen Crosbie, whose 13-year-old son, Colin, is autistic with severe..

Ulster branch for Autistic society (Belfast Telegraph (subscription), UK - 17 hours ago). The launch will take place at the Wellington Park Hotel in Belfast on May 12 from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Founder members of the branch..

AUTISM GROUP'S ACTION DEADLINE (The Sentinel, UK - 18 hours ago). .. to aid diagnosis, treatment and support for sufferers of autism and Asperger Syndrome, which.. A recent report by the National Autistic Society revealed vast..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Pepperell Free Press, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Townsend Times, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

SpecPAC hosts autism lecture at high school (Shirley Oracle, MA - 18 hours ago). TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesec Regional School District's SpedPAC is pleased to present Shelagh Conway, specialist in autism, on Wednesday, May 19 from 7 to 9..

Couple seek learning support for autistic son (ic CheshireOnline, UK - 20 hours ago). .. The couple firmly believe it was the MMR jab which brought on Sam's autism and say that, prior to this, he had shown signs of.. Like most autistic children, he..

State Program Provides Autism Scholarships (WYTV, OH - May 6, 2004). .. Until the new autism scholarship program began, Backus said parents had to spend whatever money the state sent them for their autistic children in their own..

RiverKings and Xplorers to play in tournament benefiting Autism.. (OurSports Central (press release), WI - May 6, 2004). .. His son Justin, 8, is autistic and participates in the county’s Autism Early Intervention Program at DeSoto Central Elementary School...

Trial to test link between autism and gut disorders (Financial Times, UK - May 5, 2004). .. Although the link between autism and gut disorders is scientifically controversial, he has no doubt that autistic children do have bowel abnormalities...

Autistic Kid ’ s Concert Reset (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - May 5, 2004). Bandar Seri Begawan - `A gift of Music,' the charity concert by Filipino autistic child Thrisan 'Tum-Tum' Mendoza in Brunei, has been rescheduled to May 15..

Facing off against autism (The Ring, Canada - May 5, 2004). .. faces. Individuals with autism, however, are just as likely to first notice a chair, book or painting. Dr. Jim Tanaka, a UVic cognitive..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - May 5, 2004). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - May 5, 2004). .. it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that son John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

'Being autistic is like moving house every day of your life' (The Scotsman, UK - May 4, 2004). .. autistic children, you live an isolated life anyway. Family and friends drop by the wayside, because they can’t cope with the severity of the autism...

Hope in a drink for autistic children (The Herald, UK - May 4, 2004). .. Researchers found that children with autism had high levels of the harmful bacteria clostridia compared with their non-autistic brothers and sisters...

Boy with form of autism excels in spelling bee (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - May 4, 2004). .. Right now, I don't have many friends at all.". He suffers from a form of autism called Asperger's syndrome, which causes a sort of social blindness...

Archived on Wednesday May 12 at 3.42am:

Oscar = Death When it comes to awarding the gold to actors playing gay and lesbian characters, Oscar history informs us that it isn't enough for a character to suffer in a bravura scene-grabbing style. He also must die.

Rants & Raves Hail Linus... Tapping the Source... Open Question... Champing at the Bit... etc.

Social Capitalists Most of us see the world's most daunting problems as impossible challenges. But these 20 groups see the world's problems as just problems, ones that can be fixed with the right ideas and enough passion. And they see how the systems that produced those problems can be reinvented.

The Love Machine Building computers that care.

The Key to Genius Autistic savants are born with miswired neurons - and extraordinary gifts. The breakthrough science behind our new understanding of the brain

Archived on Wednesday May 12 at 10.36pm:

TELEVIEWS / What makes Japanese TV different? Wm. Penn Special to The Daily Yomiuri | What makes Japanese TV so distinctly different? That question was posed to me again recently by an overseas media rep. There is no easy answer other than the de...   (Daily Yomiuri) 

Too much testosterone blights social skills     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | Levels of testosterone in the womb may have profound effects on a person's social development. The f...   (New Scientist) 

Burns denies killings BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Speaking publicly for the first time, Glen Sebastian Burns testified at his murder trial that he had nothing to do with the slayings of three members of a family in Bellevue in July...   (Seattle Post) 

Empathy finding offers autism hope Having empathy for other people is a much more simple and basic emotion than thought, scientists have found. | The research, by a group of Dutch scientists, may be the first step to tackling the cause...   (BBC News) 

Rotary Club Gives New Life to Sick Children When Li Chengkai headed to New York to receive lifesaving open-heart surgery in October of last year, he could only speak in a whisper and his lips were purple from the lack of oxygen in his blood. | ...   (China Internet Information Center) 

Beer buzz . . . unbroken circle . . . school's out | One of the Phoenix area's oldest family-run businesses, the Pearce Beverage Co., has new owners after 93 years with Pearces at the helm. | The company introduced Coors beer to thirsty Phoenix reside...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special to 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom is special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom to remember | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Autistic teenager loses his means of communicating Harris Freeman, a Virginia Beach 16-year-old who has autism, depends upon his electronic voice box to communicate his needs – everything from what he wants for breakfast to telling his mother good nig...   (Pilot Online) 

Center for autistic children in danger of closure The Milman Center in Haifa, a unique facility that specializes in diagnosing, treating and helping autistic children and the only one of its kind between Hadera and Tiberias, is facing closure due to ...   (Ha'aretz) 

Learning law is a sentence for some By any standards, Lloyd Allanson's progress in the past two years has been dramatic. Diagnosed with autism at the age of six, the youngster could barely speak, read, write or count. Now, he can constr...   (Scotsman) 

Unique center for autistic in danger of closure in Haifa The Milman Center in Haifa, a unique facility that specializes in diagnosing, treating and helping autistic children and the only one of its kind between Hadera and Tiberias, is facing closure due to ...   (Ha'aretz) 

Charitable project wins sick children's hearts When Li Chengkai headed to New York to receive a life saving open-heart surgery in October of last year, he could only speak in a whisper and his lips were purple for severe lack of oxygen in his bloo...   (China Daily) 

Autism focus for reception AN autism charity is holding a parliamentary event to raise awareness of the condition. | The National Autistic Society (NAS) Scotland is to hold a reception at the Scottish Parliament to mark Autism ...   (Scotsman) 

'Women to Watch' to be lauded today Thirty Utah women entrepreneurs and leaders will be honored today with the 2004 Women to Watch award given annually by Utah Business magazine, the Salt Lake Chamber's Women's Business Center and the S...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Inside A Killer's Mind (AP) The television cast an eerie glow in the dingy motel room but the doctor wasn't watching. She was waiting impatiently for an important call - one that would tell her the killer was dead. | A...   (CBS News) 

Single moms going online to double up as housemates Ignoring her tired bones and the sweat falling from her brow, Tina Hinkle carried one end of a dresser into her new home with a smile on her face. Her mother handled the other end, careful not to trip...   (The State) 

District 5 board testy over budget If the past several weeks have been any indication, tonight’s Lexington-Richland 5 school board meeting promises to be a tense affair. | Trustees are scheduled to vote on a final draft of the 20...   (The State) 

Archived on Thursday May 13 at 3.20pm:

TELEVIEWS / What makes Japanese TV different? Wm. Penn Special to The Daily Yomiuri | What makes Japanese TV so distinctly different? That question was posed to me again recently by an overseas media rep. There is no easy answer other than the de...   (Daily Yomiuri) 

Too much testosterone blights social skills     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | Levels of testosterone in the womb may have profound effects on a person's social development. The f...   (New Scientist) 

Burns denies killings BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Speaking publicly for the first time, Glen Sebastian Burns testified at his murder trial that he had nothing to do with the slayings of three members of a family in Bellevue in July...   (Seattle Post) 

Empathy finding offers autism hope Having empathy for other people is a much more simple and basic emotion than thought, scientists have found. | The research, by a group of Dutch scientists, may be the first step to tackling the cause...   (BBC News) 

Rotary Club Gives New Life to Sick Children When Li Chengkai headed to New York to receive lifesaving open-heart surgery in October of last year, he could only speak in a whisper and his lips were purple from the lack of oxygen in his blood. | ...   (China Internet Information Center) 

Beer buzz . . . unbroken circle . . . school's out | One of the Phoenix area's oldest family-run businesses, the Pearce Beverage Co., has new owners after 93 years with Pearces at the helm. | The company introduced Coors beer to thirsty Phoenix reside...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special to 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom is special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom to remember | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Autistic teenager loses his means of communicating Harris Freeman, a Virginia Beach 16-year-old who has autism, depends upon his electronic voice box to communicate his needs – everything from what he wants for breakfast to telling his mother good nig...   (Pilot Online) 

Center for autistic children in danger of closure The Milman Center in Haifa, a unique facility that specializes in diagnosing, treating and helping autistic children and the only one of its kind between Hadera and Tiberias, is facing closure due to ...   (Ha'aretz) 

Learning law is a sentence for some By any standards, Lloyd Allanson's progress in the past two years has been dramatic. Diagnosed with autism at the age of six, the youngster could barely speak, read, write or count. Now, he can constr...   (Scotsman) 

Unique center for autistic in danger of closure in Haifa The Milman Center in Haifa, a unique facility that specializes in diagnosing, treating and helping autistic children and the only one of its kind between Hadera and Tiberias, is facing closure due to ...   (Ha'aretz) 

Charitable project wins sick children's hearts When Li Chengkai headed to New York to receive a life saving open-heart surgery in October of last year, he could only speak in a whisper and his lips were purple for severe lack of oxygen in his bloo...   (China Daily) 

Autism focus for reception AN autism charity is holding a parliamentary event to raise awareness of the condition. | The National Autistic Society (NAS) Scotland is to hold a reception at the Scottish Parliament to mark Autism ...   (Scotsman) 

'Women to Watch' to be lauded today Thirty Utah women entrepreneurs and leaders will be honored today with the 2004 Women to Watch award given annually by Utah Business magazine, the Salt Lake Chamber's Women's Business Center and the S...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Inside A Killer's Mind (AP) The television cast an eerie glow in the dingy motel room but the doctor wasn't watching. She was waiting impatiently for an important call - one that would tell her the killer was dead. | A...   (CBS News) 

Single moms going online to double up as housemates Ignoring her tired bones and the sweat falling from her brow, Tina Hinkle carried one end of a dresser into her new home with a smile on her face. Her mother handled the other end, careful not to trip...   (The State) 

District 5 board testy over budget If the past several weeks have been any indication, tonight’s Lexington-Richland 5 school board meeting promises to be a tense affair. | Trustees are scheduled to vote on a final draft of the 20...   (The State) 

Archived on Friday May 14 at 8.32am:

'Why I Deserve A Million Dollars' (CBS) Although Amber Brkich won Sunday's "Survivor: All Stars", the game is not finished. In a surprise announcement, Jeff Probst told the contestants Sunday that there was still another million ...   (CBS News) 

Schools set for £9m refurbishment Schools in Powys are to benefit from a multimillion-pound Welsh Assembly Government grant for major refurbishment projects. | Repairs and building work have already started at one school and all the s...   (BBC News) 

Writers have the last word on problems with finales June may be the month of brides, but this is the month of television finales. Even as fans continue to debate the merits of last week's final episode of NBC's Friends, now comes the last episode of NB...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Artistic side While caring for her ill mother, Gail Nadeau of Albany began creating two of her most treasured pieces of art -- "The Lady" and "ERE." | Nadeau spent restless nights creating intricate collages, photo...   (Times Union) 

Murder defendant Burns accused of perjuring self | Seattle Times Eastside bureau ANTHONY BOLANTE / AP Atif Rafay, right, and Glen Sebastian Burns, center rear, are unhandcuffed as they arrive for their murder trial Wednesday, May 12, 2004, in King C...   (Seattle Times) 

'Frasier' confronts the finale problem June may be the month of brides, but this is the month of television finales. Even as fans continue to debate the merits of last week's final episode of NBC's Friends, now comes the last episode of NB...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Publish or perish If you visit the Royal Society - even women are allowed in, contrary to what you may have been told - you'll see their motto proudly on display: "Nullius in verba" or on the word of no one. And what I...   (The Guardian) 

Norfolk restaurant owner offers to buy teen new voice box Harris Freeman is still without a voice, but not for long. | The 16-year-old Virginia Beach boy has autism, and depended upon an electronic voice box to communicate his needs. | However, it was appare...   (Pilot Online) 

TELEVIEWS / What makes Japanese TV different? Wm. Penn Special to The Daily Yomiuri | What makes Japanese TV so distinctly different? That question was posed to me again recently by an overseas media rep. There is no easy answer other than the de...   (Daily Yomiuri) 

Special school in city to beat strike SCHOOL chiefs have struck a controversial deal to allow classes to re-start at a city special school despite union protests it will break the nursery nurse strike. | Council leaders have agreed to bri...   (Scotsman) 

Effat College Seminar Focuses on Children With Disabilities Maha Akeel, Arab News   | JEDDAH, 13 May 2004 — With growing awareness and attention given to children suffering from various disorders, a number of public and private facilities have organ...   (Arab News) 

Too much testosterone blights social skills     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | Levels of testosterone in the womb may have profound effects on a person's social development. The f...   (New Scientist) 

Burns denies killings BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Speaking publicly for the first time, Glen Sebastian Burns testified at his murder trial that he had nothing to do with the slayings of three members of a family in Bellevue in July...   (Seattle Post) 

Empathy finding offers autism hope Having empathy for other people is a much more simple and basic emotion than thought, scientists have found. | The research, by a group of Dutch scientists, may be the first step to tackling the cause...   (BBC News) 

Rotary Club Gives New Life to Sick Children When Li Chengkai headed to New York to receive lifesaving open-heart surgery in October of last year, he could only speak in a whisper and his lips were purple from the lack of oxygen in his blood. | ...   (China Internet Information Center) 

Beer buzz . . . unbroken circle . . . school's out | One of the Phoenix area's oldest family-run businesses, the Pearce Beverage Co., has new owners after 93 years with Pearces at the helm. | The company introduced Coors beer to thirsty Phoenix reside...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special to 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom is special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom to remember | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Archived on Saturday May 15 at 7.51am:

'Why I Deserve A Million Dollars' (CBS) Although Amber Brkich won Sunday's "Survivor: All Stars", the game is not finished. In a surprise announcement, Jeff Probst told the contestants Sunday that there was still another million ...   (CBS News) 

Schools set for £9m refurbishment Schools in Powys are to benefit from a multimillion-pound Welsh Assembly Government grant for major refurbishment projects. | Repairs and building work have already started at one school and all the s...   (BBC News) 

Writers have the last word on problems with finales June may be the month of brides, but this is the month of television finales. Even as fans continue to debate the merits of last week's final episode of NBC's Friends, now comes the last episode of NB...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Artistic side While caring for her ill mother, Gail Nadeau of Albany began creating two of her most treasured pieces of art -- "The Lady" and "ERE." | Nadeau spent restless nights creating intricate collages, photo...   (Times Union) 

Murder defendant Burns accused of perjuring self | Seattle Times Eastside bureau ANTHONY BOLANTE / AP Atif Rafay, right, and Glen Sebastian Burns, center rear, are unhandcuffed as they arrive for their murder trial Wednesday, May 12, 2004, in King C...   (Seattle Times) 

'Frasier' confronts the finale problem June may be the month of brides, but this is the month of television finales. Even as fans continue to debate the merits of last week's final episode of NBC's Friends, now comes the last episode of NB...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Publish or perish If you visit the Royal Society - even women are allowed in, contrary to what you may have been told - you'll see their motto proudly on display: "Nullius in verba" or on the word of no one. And what I...   (The Guardian) 

Norfolk restaurant owner offers to buy teen new voice box Harris Freeman is still without a voice, but not for long. | The 16-year-old Virginia Beach boy has autism, and depended upon an electronic voice box to communicate his needs. | However, it was appare...   (Pilot Online) 

TELEVIEWS / What makes Japanese TV different? Wm. Penn Special to The Daily Yomiuri | What makes Japanese TV so distinctly different? That question was posed to me again recently by an overseas media rep. There is no easy answer other than the de...   (Daily Yomiuri) 

Special school in city to beat strike SCHOOL chiefs have struck a controversial deal to allow classes to re-start at a city special school despite union protests it will break the nursery nurse strike. | Council leaders have agreed to bri...   (Scotsman) 

Effat College Seminar Focuses on Children With Disabilities Maha Akeel, Arab News   | JEDDAH, 13 May 2004 — With growing awareness and attention given to children suffering from various disorders, a number of public and private facilities have organ...   (Arab News) 

Too much testosterone blights social skills     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | Levels of testosterone in the womb may have profound effects on a person's social development. The f...   (New Scientist) 

Burns denies killings BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Speaking publicly for the first time, Glen Sebastian Burns testified at his murder trial that he had nothing to do with the slayings of three members of a family in Bellevue in July...   (Seattle Post) 

Empathy finding offers autism hope Having empathy for other people is a much more simple and basic emotion than thought, scientists have found. | The research, by a group of Dutch scientists, may be the first step to tackling the cause...   (BBC News) 

Rotary Club Gives New Life to Sick Children When Li Chengkai headed to New York to receive lifesaving open-heart surgery in October of last year, he could only speak in a whisper and his lips were purple from the lack of oxygen in his blood. | ...   (China Internet Information Center) 

Beer buzz . . . unbroken circle . . . school's out | One of the Phoenix area's oldest family-run businesses, the Pearce Beverage Co., has new owners after 93 years with Pearces at the helm. | The company introduced Coors beer to thirsty Phoenix reside...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special to 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom is special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom to remember | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Archived on Saturday May 15 at 7.51am:

Families in autism link claims fear legal ‘ threat ’ (The Herald, UK - 3 hours ago). .. emerge to support the disputed link between MMR and autism. Anne Glowacki, of Dunipace, Stirlingshire, whose daughter Ashleigh, 12, is autistic, said she and..

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WGAL Channel.com, PA - 7 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Councilman Secures Funding For Full-Service Autism Center (Queens Chronicle, NY - 11 hours ago). .. There were over 7,000 children diagnosed with autism last year... Monserrate, who has an autistic son, said “my vision is a mult-services center where parents..

Bellerose autism non-profit eyes new digs (Queens Village Times, NY - 14 hours ago). .. is in the same family of disabilities as the more common autism, which is.. As a nurse trying to understand autistic-type disorders, she said she "had a little..

Bellerose autism non-profit eyes new digs (Fresh Meadows Times, NY - 15 hours ago). .. is in the same family of disabilities as the more common autism, which is.. As a nurse trying to understand autistic-type disorders, she said she "had a little..

Autistic teen gets "voice" back (WVEC.com (subscription), VA - 16 hours ago). The autistic Virginia Beach teenager uses a specially programmed electronic voice box -- called a "DynaMyte" to communicate his needs...

Bellerose autism non-profit eyes new digs (Bayside Times, NY - 16 hours ago). .. is in the same family of disabilities as the more common autism, which is.. As a nurse trying to understand autistic-type disorders, she said she "had a little..

Volunteer inspired by autistic sister (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - 16 hours ago). .. her freshman year, she contacted The Victory School for autistic children in.. began helping students in special-needs classes, which include those with autism...

Conference on autism disorders starts Friday (Oregonian, OR - 16 hours ago). OREGON CITY -- A two-day conference on autism spectrum disorders is scheduled Friday and Saturday at the Willamette Falls Community Health Education Center..

Study links autism to testosterone levels in the womb (Webindia123.com, India - 17 hours ago). .. social development. The findings may also help to explain why men are four times as likely as women to suffer from autism. The study..

Einstein, Newton, and Asperger Syndrome (rarediseases.about.com - 18 hours ago). Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, of the Autism Research Centre at.. is weak for the diagnosis of Asperger syndrome for.. inept and yet not remotely autistic," said Dr..

Autistic teenager recovers his 'voice' (Awares - 19 hours ago). The 16-year-old Virginia Beach boy has autism, and depended upon an electronic voice box to communicate his needs. However, it disappeared..

Teacher resigns following injury to autistic child (Gwinnett Daily Post, GA - 20 hours ago). By Jaime Sarrio. LAWRENCEVILLE — An elementary school teacher has resigned after allegedly pushing an autistic child, causing the student to hit his head...

Charity bike ride for autism June 12 (Howell Tri Town News, NJ - May 12, 2004). The fourth annual Ride for Autism will be held June 12 at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft section of Middletown. Bicyclists..

Empathy finding offers autism hope (BBC News, UK - May 12, 2004). .. scientists, may be the first step to tackling the causes of autism, and may.. may one day have practical purposes in relation to some autistic individuals, who..

Vaccine Link to Child Autism Epidemic (PR Newswire (press release) - May 12, 2004). .. cautiously awaiting the public release of the government's report from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) regarding the vaccine link to America's autism epidemic...

Vaccine Link to Child Autism Epidemic (Yahoo News (press release) - May 12, 2004). .. cautiously awaiting the public release of the government's report from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) regarding the vaccine link to America's autism epidemic...

Vandals upset autistic pupils in attack on special school (Awares - May 12, 2004). .. at an Ipswich special school upsetting pupils - many of them autistic - and forcing.. Chesworth added: "There are one or two children here with autism who can..

Charity concert at ICC to feature young autistic Filipino.. (Borneo Bulletin, Brunei Darussalam - May 11, 2004). Gift of Music, a charity concert featuring an autistic Filipino child, will be.. Proceeds will go to Society for the Management of Autism-Related Issues in..

Autistic teenager loses his means of communicating (Virginian Pilot, VA - May 11, 2004). Harris Freeman, a Virginia Beach 16-year-old who has autism, depends upon his electronic voice box to communicate his needs – everything from what he wants..

Archived on Sunday May 16 at 11.48am:

'Why I Deserve A Million Dollars' (CBS) Although Amber Brkich won Sunday's "Survivor: All Stars", the game is not finished. In a surprise announcement, Jeff Probst told the contestants Sunday that there was still another million ...   (CBS News) 

Schools set for £9m refurbishment Schools in Powys are to benefit from a multimillion-pound Welsh Assembly Government grant for major refurbishment projects. | Repairs and building work have already started at one school and all the s...   (BBC News) 

Writers have the last word on problems with finales June may be the month of brides, but this is the month of television finales. Even as fans continue to debate the merits of last week's final episode of NBC's Friends, now comes the last episode of NB...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Artistic side While caring for her ill mother, Gail Nadeau of Albany began creating two of her most treasured pieces of art -- "The Lady" and "ERE." | Nadeau spent restless nights creating intricate collages, photo...   (Times Union) 

Murder defendant Burns accused of perjuring self | Seattle Times Eastside bureau ANTHONY BOLANTE / AP Atif Rafay, right, and Glen Sebastian Burns, center rear, are unhandcuffed as they arrive for their murder trial Wednesday, May 12, 2004, in King C...   (Seattle Times) 

'Frasier' confronts the finale problem June may be the month of brides, but this is the month of television finales. Even as fans continue to debate the merits of last week's final episode of NBC's Friends, now comes the last episode of NB...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Publish or perish If you visit the Royal Society - even women are allowed in, contrary to what you may have been told - you'll see their motto proudly on display: "Nullius in verba" or on the word of no one. And what I...   (The Guardian) 

Norfolk restaurant owner offers to buy teen new voice box Harris Freeman is still without a voice, but not for long. | The 16-year-old Virginia Beach boy has autism, and depended upon an electronic voice box to communicate his needs. | However, it was appare...   (Pilot Online) 

TELEVIEWS / What makes Japanese TV different? Wm. Penn Special to The Daily Yomiuri | What makes Japanese TV so distinctly different? That question was posed to me again recently by an overseas media rep. There is no easy answer other than the de...   (Daily Yomiuri) 

Special school in city to beat strike SCHOOL chiefs have struck a controversial deal to allow classes to re-start at a city special school despite union protests it will break the nursery nurse strike. | Council leaders have agreed to bri...   (Scotsman) 

Effat College Seminar Focuses on Children With Disabilities Maha Akeel, Arab News   | JEDDAH, 13 May 2004 — With growing awareness and attention given to children suffering from various disorders, a number of public and private facilities have organ...   (Arab News) 

Too much testosterone blights social skills     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | Levels of testosterone in the womb may have profound effects on a person's social development. The f...   (New Scientist) 

Burns denies killings BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Speaking publicly for the first time, Glen Sebastian Burns testified at his murder trial that he had nothing to do with the slayings of three members of a family in Bellevue in July...   (Seattle Post) 

Empathy finding offers autism hope Having empathy for other people is a much more simple and basic emotion than thought, scientists have found. | The research, by a group of Dutch scientists, may be the first step to tackling the cause...   (BBC News) 

Rotary Club Gives New Life to Sick Children When Li Chengkai headed to New York to receive lifesaving open-heart surgery in October of last year, he could only speak in a whisper and his lips were purple from the lack of oxygen in his blood. | ...   (China Internet Information Center) 

Beer buzz . . . unbroken circle . . . school's out | One of the Phoenix area's oldest family-run businesses, the Pearce Beverage Co., has new owners after 93 years with Pearces at the helm. | The company introduced Coors beer to thirsty Phoenix reside...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special to 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom is special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom to remember | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Archived on Sunday May 16 at 11.48am:

Parents, Doctors At Odds On Autism (Hartford Courant (subscription), CT - 2 hours ago). .. after the ABC News program "Primetime Live" said in a recent profile of a family with three autistic children that doctors dismiss any vaccine-autism link...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WHIOtv.com, Ohio - 10 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WFtv.com, FL - 10 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (Click 2 Houston.com, TX - 10 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WJACtv.com, PA - 10 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (KIROtv.com, WA - 10 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (FoxReno.com, NV - 10 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WDIV, MI - 10 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WSBtv.com, GA - 10 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WTOV9.com, OH - 10 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (KMGH, CO - 10 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WSOCtv.com, NC - 11 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WPXI.com, PA - 11 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (KFOXtv.com, TX - 11 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WISC, WI - 11 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (Click10.com, FL - 11 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (Bakersfield Channel.com, CA - 11 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (ClickonSA.com, TX - 11 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (SanDiego Channel.com, CA - 11 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (News4Jax.com, FL - 10 hours ago). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Archived on Monday May 17 at 6.00am:

'Why I Deserve A Million Dollars' (CBS) Although Amber Brkich won Sunday's "Survivor: All Stars", the game is not finished. In a surprise announcement, Jeff Probst told the contestants Sunday that there was still another million ...   (CBS News) 

Schools set for £9m refurbishment Schools in Powys are to benefit from a multimillion-pound Welsh Assembly Government grant for major refurbishment projects. | Repairs and building work have already started at one school and all the s...   (BBC News) 

Writers have the last word on problems with finales June may be the month of brides, but this is the month of television finales. Even as fans continue to debate the merits of last week's final episode of NBC's Friends, now comes the last episode of NB...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Artistic side While caring for her ill mother, Gail Nadeau of Albany began creating two of her most treasured pieces of art -- "The Lady" and "ERE." | Nadeau spent restless nights creating intricate collages, photo...   (Times Union) 

Murder defendant Burns accused of perjuring self | Seattle Times Eastside bureau ANTHONY BOLANTE / AP Atif Rafay, right, and Glen Sebastian Burns, center rear, are unhandcuffed as they arrive for their murder trial Wednesday, May 12, 2004, in King C...   (Seattle Times) 

'Frasier' confronts the finale problem June may be the month of brides, but this is the month of television finales. Even as fans continue to debate the merits of last week's final episode of NBC's Friends, now comes the last episode of NB...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Publish or perish If you visit the Royal Society - even women are allowed in, contrary to what you may have been told - you'll see their motto proudly on display: "Nullius in verba" or on the word of no one. And what I...   (The Guardian) 

Norfolk restaurant owner offers to buy teen new voice box Harris Freeman is still without a voice, but not for long. | The 16-year-old Virginia Beach boy has autism, and depended upon an electronic voice box to communicate his needs. | However, it was appare...   (Pilot Online) 

TELEVIEWS / What makes Japanese TV different? Wm. Penn Special to The Daily Yomiuri | What makes Japanese TV so distinctly different? That question was posed to me again recently by an overseas media rep. There is no easy answer other than the de...   (Daily Yomiuri) 

Special school in city to beat strike SCHOOL chiefs have struck a controversial deal to allow classes to re-start at a city special school despite union protests it will break the nursery nurse strike. | Council leaders have agreed to bri...   (Scotsman) 

Effat College Seminar Focuses on Children With Disabilities Maha Akeel, Arab News   | JEDDAH, 13 May 2004 — With growing awareness and attention given to children suffering from various disorders, a number of public and private facilities have organ...   (Arab News) 

Too much testosterone blights social skills     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | Levels of testosterone in the womb may have profound effects on a person's social development. The f...   (New Scientist) 

Burns denies killings BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Speaking publicly for the first time, Glen Sebastian Burns testified at his murder trial that he had nothing to do with the slayings of three members of a family in Bellevue in July...   (Seattle Post) 

Empathy finding offers autism hope Having empathy for other people is a much more simple and basic emotion than thought, scientists have found. | The research, by a group of Dutch scientists, may be the first step to tackling the cause...   (BBC News) 

Rotary Club Gives New Life to Sick Children When Li Chengkai headed to New York to receive lifesaving open-heart surgery in October of last year, he could only speak in a whisper and his lips were purple from the lack of oxygen in his blood. | ...   (China Internet Information Center) 

Beer buzz . . . unbroken circle . . . school's out | One of the Phoenix area's oldest family-run businesses, the Pearce Beverage Co., has new owners after 93 years with Pearces at the helm. | The company introduced Coors beer to thirsty Phoenix reside...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special to 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom is special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom special for 'Best Buddies' | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Prom to remember | Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic | Sarah Morgan (right) hugs Rebekah Alls-Pineda before the "Best Buddies" group heads to prom. Nine special-education students were accompanied by Mesquite High st...   (Azcentral) 

Archived on Monday May 17 at 6.00am:

HEALTH: Report to address possible vaccine-autism link (Grand Forks Herald, ND - 37 minutes ago). .. pregnant women who consume lead or alcohol or the prescription drug thalidomide may be more likely to have autistic children, the officials say. Autism is four..

Possible link of vaccine, autism is debated (Baltimore Sun, MD - 3 hours ago). .. The ABC News program Primetime Live said in a recent profile of a family with three autistic children that doctors dismiss any vaccine-autism link...

Autism: finding a way through the mind field (Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand - 8 hours ago). .. planet." Not to mention any autistic offspring they.. He borrowed the word "autism", derived from the.. a paediatrician in Vienna named Hans Asperger, after whom a..

Mother to share experience on autism (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - May 15, 2004). The mother of a 14-year-old autistic child, Thristan "Tum-Tum" Ureta Mendoza.. open to public, are aimed to educate therapists, teachers and caregivers on autism...

Parents, Doctors At Odds On Autism (Hartford Courant (subscription), CT - May 14, 2004). .. after the ABC News program "Primetime Live" said in a recent profile of a family with three autistic children that doctors dismiss any vaccine-autism link...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WHIOtv.com, Ohio - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WFtv.com, FL - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (Click 2 Houston.com, TX - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WJACtv.com, PA - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (KIROtv.com, WA - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (FoxReno.com, NV - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WDIV, MI - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WSBtv.com, GA - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WTOV9.com, OH - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (KMGH, CO - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WSOCtv.com, NC - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WPXI.com, PA - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (KFOXtv.com, TX - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WISC, WI - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (Click10.com, FL - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Archived on Tuesday May 18 at 2.18am:

David Mamet goes tubing on 'Shield' If David Mamet is going to do TV, "The Shield" is the perfect place for him to be. The profane playwright behind such lowlife chronicles as "American Buffalo" and "Glengarry Glen Ross," and the direct...   (Newsday) 

Lifetime Television's Summer Programming Lineup Features Original Movies Starring Mary-Louise Parker, Dana Delany and Kathleen Quinlan, Returning Popular Dramas 'Strong Medicine,' 'Wild Card' and 'Missing,' Season Finale of 'The Division' - Fifth Season of 'Strong Medicine' Includes Series' 100th Episode - NEW YORK, May 17 /PRNewswire/ -- This summer, kick back your high heels, dance beneath the stars and enjoy a savory Lifetime Televi...   (PR Newswire) 

Park Place: Audiences still turning out at venerable Las Vegas Drive-In By Kirk Baird | <kirk@lasvegassun.com> | LAS VEGAS SUN | It's Saturday night at 6:30. | There's a gorgeous evening sky even by Las Vegas standards with the sun setting into a pinkish-orange haze...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Kids' Behavior Drugs Use Soars (CBS/AP) As the number of children taking drugs for attention deficit and other behavior disorders rises, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of ant...   (CBS News) 

We must be aware of epilepsy danger | By Liz Whiting, The Evening Chronicle   | Today is the start of National Epilepsy Week and Autism Awareness Week. The charity Epilepsy Bereaved is launching a campaign to raise awareness. | Liz...   (IC Newcastle) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs By LINDA A. JOHNSON | ASSOCIATED PRESS | TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first ...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs TRENTON, N.J. - As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and ast...   (The State) 

GiftCertificates.com Asks: Does Your Dad Deserve $1,000 This Father's Day? Nation's Leading Supplier of Gift Certificates Asks the Public to Submit Candidates for the Nation's 'Most Deserving Dad' Contest; Professional Football Player Doug Flutie to Judge SEATTLE, May 17 /PR...   (PR Newswire) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs TRENTON, N.J. -- As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and as...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs TRENTON, N.J. -- As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and as...   (Newsday) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs TRENTON, N.J. - As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and ast...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Spending soars for kids' behavior drugs TRENTON, N.J. -- As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and as...   (Seattle Post) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs TRENTON, N.J. May 17, 2004 — As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of ...   (ABC News) 

Medco Study Reveals Pediatric Spending Spike on Drugs to Treat Behavioral Problems 5/17/04       ORLANDO, Fla., May 17, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | Spending on drugs primarily used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) surged 36...   (Stockhouse) 

Why Johnny isn't jumpy TRENTON, N.J. -- As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and as...   (Times Union) 

'Orthodox medicine won't solve problem' | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | As Autism Awareness Week begins, Alison Dargie reports on how one man's discovery his child was autistic changed his life - and how he has struggled to find an...   (IC Newcastle) 

When swallowing goes wrong Asingle act of swallowing is a symphony of perfectly timed events: muscles tightening and relaxing, holes opening and closing, signals flashing from brain to throat and back. | So when 2-month-old Han...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Spike in behavior meds for kids TRENTON - The use of drugs to control attention deficit and hyperactivity problems in preschool children jumped 49% in the past three years, the industry reports. | The dramatic rise during 2000-03 in...   (New York Daily News) 

Spending on behavior drugs for kids soars TRENTON, N.J. -- As more children pop pills for attention-deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and as...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Behavior-disorder drugs for children see major upswing in use | The Associated Press TRENTON, N.J. — As more children are given medication for attention-deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time ed...   (Seattle Times) 

Archived on Tuesday May 18 at 2.18am:

Experts challenge autism 'myths' (BBC News, UK - 1 hour ago). .. Autistic spectrum disorders are estimated to affect 20,000 people across.. Many of the traits of autism are also shared by Asperger's syndrome, although..

Autism awareness week underway (scottish tv, UK - 2 hours ago). More than half a million people are affected by autism and this week campaigners will be.. They claim support services for autistic adults must be improved...

Families with autistic adults need more help, says charity (Telegraph.co.uk, UK - 7 hours ago). .. reluctant to support people with Autistic Spectrum Disorders.. when they are diagnosed with autism is five.. For children with Asperger syndrome, a neurobiological..

Birchtree Center answers the challenges of autism (Portsmouth Herald, NH - 18 hours ago). .. Daniels is the student’s clinical instructor, and the student has autism... Frankel, a pyschotherapist in Portsmouth, has a 14-year-old with autism...

HEALTH: Report to address possible vaccine-autism link (Grand Forks Herald, ND - 21 hours ago). .. pregnant women who consume lead or alcohol or the prescription drug thalidomide may be more likely to have autistic children, the officials say. Autism is four..

Possible link of vaccine, autism is debated (Baltimore Sun, MD - 23 hours ago). .. The ABC News program Primetime Live said in a recent profile of a family with three autistic children that doctors dismiss any vaccine-autism link...

Autism: finding a way through the mind field (Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand - May 15, 2004). .. planet." Not to mention any autistic offspring they.. He borrowed the word "autism", derived from the.. a paediatrician in Vienna named Hans Asperger, after whom a..

Mother to share experience on autism (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - May 15, 2004). The mother of a 14-year-old autistic child, Thristan "Tum-Tum" Ureta Mendoza.. open to public, are aimed to educate therapists, teachers and caregivers on autism...

Parents, Doctors At Odds On Autism (Hartford Courant (subscription), CT - May 14, 2004). .. after the ABC News program "Primetime Live" said in a recent profile of a family with three autistic children that doctors dismiss any vaccine-autism link...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WHIOtv.com, Ohio - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WFtv.com, FL - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (Click 2 Houston.com, TX - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WJACtv.com, PA - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (KIROtv.com, WA - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (FoxReno.com, NV - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WDIV, MI - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WSBtv.com, GA - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (KMGH, CO - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WTOV9.com, OH - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Do Vaccines Put Children At Risk For Autism? (WSOCtv.com, NC - May 14, 2004). .. The Bouders enrolled Donovan in a special school designed for autistic children... Ramer has been studying autism in children for 25 years...

Archived on Tuesday May 18 at 5.29pm:

David Mamet goes tubing on 'Shield' If David Mamet is going to do TV, "The Shield" is the perfect place for him to be. The profane playwright behind such lowlife chronicles as "American Buffalo" and "Glengarry Glen Ross," and the direct...   (Newsday) 

Lifetime Television's Summer Programming Lineup Features Original Movies Starring Mary-Louise Parker, Dana Delany and Kathleen Quinlan, Returning Popular Dramas 'Strong Medicine,' 'Wild Card' and 'Missing,' Season Finale of 'The Division' - Fifth Season of 'Strong Medicine' Includes Series' 100th Episode - NEW YORK, May 17 /PRNewswire/ -- This summer, kick back your high heels, dance beneath the stars and enjoy a savory Lifetime Televi...   (PR Newswire) 

Park Place: Audiences still turning out at venerable Las Vegas Drive-In By Kirk Baird | <kirk@lasvegassun.com> | LAS VEGAS SUN | It's Saturday night at 6:30. | There's a gorgeous evening sky even by Las Vegas standards with the sun setting into a pinkish-orange haze...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Kids' Behavior Drugs Use Soars (CBS/AP) As the number of children taking drugs for attention deficit and other behavior disorders rises, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of ant...   (CBS News) 

We must be aware of epilepsy danger | By Liz Whiting, The Evening Chronicle   | Today is the start of National Epilepsy Week and Autism Awareness Week. The charity Epilepsy Bereaved is launching a campaign to raise awareness. | Liz...   (IC Newcastle) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs By LINDA A. JOHNSON | ASSOCIATED PRESS | TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first ...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs TRENTON, N.J. - As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and ast...   (The State) 

GiftCertificates.com Asks: Does Your Dad Deserve $1,000 This Father's Day? Nation's Leading Supplier of Gift Certificates Asks the Public to Submit Candidates for the Nation's 'Most Deserving Dad' Contest; Professional Football Player Doug Flutie to Judge SEATTLE, May 17 /PR...   (PR Newswire) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs TRENTON, N.J. -- As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and as...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs TRENTON, N.J. -- As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and as...   (Newsday) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs TRENTON, N.J. - As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and ast...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Spending soars for kids' behavior drugs TRENTON, N.J. -- As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and as...   (Seattle Post) 

Spending Soars for Kids' Behavior Drugs TRENTON, N.J. May 17, 2004 — As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of ...   (ABC News) 

Medco Study Reveals Pediatric Spending Spike on Drugs to Treat Behavioral Problems 5/17/04       ORLANDO, Fla., May 17, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | Spending on drugs primarily used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) surged 36...   (Stockhouse) 

Why Johnny isn't jumpy TRENTON, N.J. -- As more children pop pills for attention deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and as...   (Times Union) 

'Orthodox medicine won't solve problem' | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | As Autism Awareness Week begins, Alison Dargie reports on how one man's discovery his child was autistic changed his life - and how he has struggled to find an...   (IC Newcastle) 

When swallowing goes wrong Asingle act of swallowing is a symphony of perfectly timed events: muscles tightening and relaxing, holes opening and closing, signals flashing from brain to throat and back. | So when 2-month-old Han...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Spike in behavior meds for kids TRENTON - The use of drugs to control attention deficit and hyperactivity problems in preschool children jumped 49% in the past three years, the industry reports. | The dramatic rise during 2000-03 in...   (New York Daily News) 

Spending on behavior drugs for kids soars TRENTON, N.J. -- As more children pop pills for attention-deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time edged out the cost of antibiotics and as...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Behavior-disorder drugs for children see major upswing in use | The Associated Press TRENTON, N.J. — As more children are given medication for attention-deficit and other behavior disorders, new figures show spending on those drugs has for the first time ed...   (Seattle Times) 

Archived on Wednesday May 19 at 9.06am:

Vaccine, Preservative Do Not Cause Autism - Panel WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Neither the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine nor a mercury-based preservative used in many childhood shots cause autism, a U.S. health panel said on Tuesday. | Yahoo! Health H...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

U.S. report: No evidence linking autism to mercury in vaccines | WASHINGTON (AP) - There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes an eagerly anticipated scientific review that says it's time to lay vaccine su...   (Canada Dot Com) 

Vaccine, Preservative Do Not Cause Autism - Report WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Neither the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine nor a mercury-based preservative used in many childhood shots cause autism, a U.S. health panel said on Tuesday in the most defini...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

No Link Found Between Immunization and Autism A private research organization says a thorough review of previous studies shows there is no evidence that the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine causes autism. | The Washington D.C.-based Institute of Med...   (Voa News) 

Link between autism, vaccine disputed WASHINGTON (AP) - There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes an eagerly anticipated scientific review that says it's time to lay vaccine susp...   (The News & Observer) 

Link between autism, vaccine disputed By LAURAN NEERGAARD, AP Medical Writer | WASHINGTON (AP) - There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes an eagerly anticipated scientific revie...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Autism Link With Vaccine Is Disputed WASHINGTON - There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes an eagerly anticipated scientific review that says it's time to lay vaccine suspicion...   (The State) 

Autism Link With Vaccine Is Disputed WASHINGTON -- There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes an eagerly anticipated scientific review that says it's time to lay vaccine suspicio...   (Newsday) 

Autism link with vaccine is disputed WASHINGTON -- There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes an eagerly anticipated scientific review that says it's time to lay vaccine suspicio...   (Seattle Post) 

Report: No link between autism, vaccines if(cnnEnableCL){if(!(location.hostname.indexOf('cnn.com')>-1)) {cnnAddCSI('contextualLinks','/.element/ssi/sect/1.1/misc/contextual/story.html','WASHINGTON (AP) -- There is no evidence that a controve...   (CNN) 

Report: No evidence linking autism to vaccines' mercury WASHINGTON (AP) — There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes an eagerly anticipated scientific review that says it's time to lay vaccine...   (USA Today) 

No Link Between Autism, Vaccines (AP) There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes an eagerly anticipated scientific review that says it's time to lay vaccine suspicions t...   (CBS News) 

Autism Link With Vaccine Is Disputed WASHINGTON May 18, 2004 — There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes an eagerly anticipated scientific review that says it's time to la...   (ABC News) 

No Evidence Linking Autism to Mercury in Vaccines - Report There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes an eagerly anticipated scientific review that says it is time to lay vaccine suspicions to rest an...   (Scotsman) 

Somersault Un Certain Regard / Australia |   | Heidi - Abbie CornishJoe - Sam WorthingtonIrene - Lynette CurranRichard - Erik ThomsonBianca - Hollie AndrewDiane - Leah PurcellNicole - Olivia PigeotKarl - Bl...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autism Link With Vaccine Is Disputed By LAURAN NEERGAARD | ASSOCIATED PRESS | WASHINGTON (AP) - There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes an eagerly anticipated scientific revie...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Facing life a step ahead | By Marie Turbill, Evening Gazette   | Everyone's lives are full of challenges but for those with autism life is that bit harder. Our reporter spoke to the mums of two children with autism as pa...   (IC Newcastle) 

Brain blamed for teen stroppiness Scientists have discovered that the brain's centre of reasoning is among the last areas to mature. | The finding, by a team at the US National Institute of Mental Health, may help to explain why teena...   (BBC News) 

Carroll County Datebook Today | Mental health group: | National Alliance for the Mentally Ill will meet at 7 p.m. at On Our Own in the back of 27 E. Main St., Westminster. Anyone whose life has been affected by mental illnes...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Mamet Takes A Shot At 'the Shield' IF you're a fan of either David Mamet or "The Shield," you'll be happy to know (and watch) tonight's new episode on FX (10 p.m.), which was directed by Mamet - but written by the series' regular write...   (New York Post Online) 

Archived on Thursday May 20 at 0.43am:

Nanobacteria revelations provoke new controversy     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | Some claim they are a new life form responsible for a wide-range of diseases, including the calcific...   (New Scientist) 

New biometric approach secures ID cards     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | A novel biometric identification system could counter many of the objections to ID card schemes such...   (New Scientist) 

Europe revokes controversial gene patent       | A controversial patent on a breast cancer gene has been revoked by the European Patent Office, paving the way for cheaper screening across the continent. The verdict reflects th...   (New Scientist) 

Health Highlights: May 19, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | FDA Asked to Ban Harmful Fats from Food | A consumer group has petitioned the U.S. Food and Drug...   (Healthfinder) 

Review: No link between autism, vaccines WASHINGTON -- There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes a scientific review that says it's time to lay to rest vaccine suspicions and to fin...   (Newsday) 

Opposition to cutting school jobs dominates Bethel Park hearing | Wednesday, May 19, 2004 By Mary Niederberger, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Bethel Park school directors faced a nearly unanimous message of opposition from 101 speakers during a 33*4-hour public hearin...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Smart glasses detect eye contact       The current appearance of the glasses is likely to ensure plenty of looks (Image: Human Media Lab) |   | A pair of sunglasses that can detect when someone is making eye conta...   (New Scientist) 

Panel: No vaccine-autism link A special panel of the National Academy of Sciences has concluded that vaccines do not cause autism and urged scientists to turn to other avenues of research in an effort to understand the reasons for...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Report calls vaccine-autism link unfounded / Research urged on other potential causes, like genetics After an exhaustive review of studies gathered from around the world, a blue-ribbon U.S. medical panel said Tuesday it could find no persuasive evidence to link autism with controversial childhood vac...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

Study finds nothing to link vaccines, autism WASHINGTON — The Institute of Medicine, a highly influential adviser to the government on scientific matters, said Tuesday there is no credible evidence that either the measles-mumps-rubella (MM...   (The State) 

Experts conclude childhood vaccines don't cause autism BY LEE BOWMAN | WASHINGTON -- In a long-awaited report, an expert panel at the Institute of Medicine concluded that neither a mercury-based vaccine preservative nor early childhood vaccines are linked...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

No link found with autism, vaccines Associated Press | WASHINGTON - There is no evidence that a mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes a scientific review that says it's time to lay to rest vaccine suspicions and to...   (Azcentral) 

Congressman criticizes report discounting mercury-autism link FORT WAYNE, IND. -- U.S. Rep. Dan Burton, R-Ind., disputed a government report that concluded there was no evidence of a link between autism and a mercury-based preservative used in some childhood vac...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Discovery too late for brave Natasha | By Daniel Cochlin, The Journal   | Scientists at Newcastle University have made a major breakthrough in the battle against a serious children's disorder. | The team have ended a 15-year search ...   (IC Newcastle) 

Vaccines have no link to autism, report says WASHINGTON -- There is no evidence that a mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes a scientific review that says it's time to lay to rest vaccine suspicions and to find the real cul...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Experts find no proof of vaccine-autism link WASHINGTON - No evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots, a panel of prominent scientists said yesterday after an extensi...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Rafay slayings called 'inside job' | Seattle Times Eastside bureau The bludgeoning deaths of the Rafay family in Bellevue almost 10 years ago weren't the work of some religious or militant group, but rather an "inside job" perpetrated ...   (Seattle Times) 

Panel finds no credible link between vaccines, autism | The Washington Post WASHINGTON — The Institute of Medicine, an influential adviser of the government on scientific matters, said yesterday there is no credible evidence that either the measles-...   (Seattle Times) 

Study is latest to reject vaccine link to autism | Once again a scientific study has failed to uncover a link between childhood vaccines and autism - and suggests that researchers look elsewhere to find an explanation for soaring rates of the often-...   (Denver Post) 

Panel finds no link between vaccines and autism | Neither the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine nor a mercury-based preservative used in many childhood shots cause autism, a US health panel has said. | Researchers and parents trying to find out wh...   (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) 

Archived on Thursday May 20 at 0.43am:

Panel rebuts vaccine-autism link (Atlanta Journal Constitution (subscripition), GA - 29 minutes ago). .. be rerouted to search for genetic and environmental causes of autism, the Institute.. vaccine safety, were quickly challenged by parents of autistic children and..

Thimerosal-autism link is questioned (Springfield News Leader, MO - 36 minutes ago). .. Rita Shreffler, a mother of two autistic children and board member of the National Autism Association, said she worries that parents of autistic children will..

No link between vaccines and autism, study says (The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, MO - 1 hour ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome and an..

Vaccines not linked to autism, second study reports (Washington Times, DC - 1 hour ago). .. of Safe Minds and the father of an 8-year-old autistic girl, said the.. or literature on a possible link between mercury-based childhood vaccines and autism...

Report refutes vaccine, autism link (Galveston County Daily News, TX - 1 hour ago). .. A nonprofit panel of doctors, epidemiologists and public health officials on Tuesday released a report refuting a link between autism and childhood vaccines...

Study finds no link between vaccines, autism (WFAA (subscription), TX - 1 hour ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

Study finds no link between vaccines, autism (Dallas Morning News (subscription), TX - 1 hour ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

No autism-vaccine link, panel concludes (CBC News, Canada - 1 hour ago). WASHINGTON - A childhood shot and a mercury-based preservative in vaccines are not associated with autism, a US health panel has concluded...

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Biloxi Sun Herald, MS - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Bradenton Herald, FL - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Philadelphia Inquirer (subscription), PA - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Tallahassee.com, FL - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Monterey County Herald, CA - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

Panel Finds No Evidence to Tie Autism to Vaccines (New York Times, NY - 2 hours ago). .. if the mercury hypothesis holds true, rates of autism should fall in the next couple of years. The number of cases in California, where autistic children are..

Panel Finds No Evidence to Tie Autism to Vaccines (New York Times - 2 hours ago). .. if the mercury hypothesis holds true, rates of autism should fall in the next couple of years. The number of cases in California, where autistic children are..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - 2 hours ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (San Luis Obispo Tribune, CA - 2 hours ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (San Luis Obispo Tribune, CA - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Duluth News Tribune, MN - 3 hours ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

Archived on Thursday May 20 at 4.13pm:

Nanobacteria revelations provoke new controversy     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | Some claim they are a new life form responsible for a wide-range of diseases, including the calcific...   (New Scientist) 

New biometric approach secures ID cards     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | A novel biometric identification system could counter many of the objections to ID card schemes such...   (New Scientist) 

Europe revokes controversial gene patent       | A controversial patent on a breast cancer gene has been revoked by the European Patent Office, paving the way for cheaper screening across the continent. The verdict reflects th...   (New Scientist) 

Health Highlights: May 19, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | FDA Asked to Ban Harmful Fats from Food | A consumer group has petitioned the U.S. Food and Drug...   (Healthfinder) 

Review: No link between autism, vaccines WASHINGTON -- There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes a scientific review that says it's time to lay to rest vaccine suspicions and to fin...   (Newsday) 

Opposition to cutting school jobs dominates Bethel Park hearing | Wednesday, May 19, 2004 By Mary Niederberger, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Bethel Park school directors faced a nearly unanimous message of opposition from 101 speakers during a 33*4-hour public hearin...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Smart glasses detect eye contact       The current appearance of the glasses is likely to ensure plenty of looks (Image: Human Media Lab) |   | A pair of sunglasses that can detect when someone is making eye conta...   (New Scientist) 

Panel: No vaccine-autism link A special panel of the National Academy of Sciences has concluded that vaccines do not cause autism and urged scientists to turn to other avenues of research in an effort to understand the reasons for...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Report calls vaccine-autism link unfounded / Research urged on other potential causes, like genetics After an exhaustive review of studies gathered from around the world, a blue-ribbon U.S. medical panel said Tuesday it could find no persuasive evidence to link autism with controversial childhood vac...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

Study finds nothing to link vaccines, autism WASHINGTON — The Institute of Medicine, a highly influential adviser to the government on scientific matters, said Tuesday there is no credible evidence that either the measles-mumps-rubella (MM...   (The State) 

Experts conclude childhood vaccines don't cause autism BY LEE BOWMAN | WASHINGTON -- In a long-awaited report, an expert panel at the Institute of Medicine concluded that neither a mercury-based vaccine preservative nor early childhood vaccines are linked...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

No link found with autism, vaccines Associated Press | WASHINGTON - There is no evidence that a mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes a scientific review that says it's time to lay to rest vaccine suspicions and to...   (Azcentral) 

Congressman criticizes report discounting mercury-autism link FORT WAYNE, IND. -- U.S. Rep. Dan Burton, R-Ind., disputed a government report that concluded there was no evidence of a link between autism and a mercury-based preservative used in some childhood vac...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Discovery too late for brave Natasha | By Daniel Cochlin, The Journal   | Scientists at Newcastle University have made a major breakthrough in the battle against a serious children's disorder. | The team have ended a 15-year search ...   (IC Newcastle) 

Vaccines have no link to autism, report says WASHINGTON -- There is no evidence that a mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes a scientific review that says it's time to lay to rest vaccine suspicions and to find the real cul...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Experts find no proof of vaccine-autism link WASHINGTON - No evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots, a panel of prominent scientists said yesterday after an extensi...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Rafay slayings called 'inside job' | Seattle Times Eastside bureau The bludgeoning deaths of the Rafay family in Bellevue almost 10 years ago weren't the work of some religious or militant group, but rather an "inside job" perpetrated ...   (Seattle Times) 

Panel finds no credible link between vaccines, autism | The Washington Post WASHINGTON — The Institute of Medicine, an influential adviser of the government on scientific matters, said yesterday there is no credible evidence that either the measles-...   (Seattle Times) 

Study is latest to reject vaccine link to autism | Once again a scientific study has failed to uncover a link between childhood vaccines and autism - and suggests that researchers look elsewhere to find an explanation for soaring rates of the often-...   (Denver Post) 

Panel finds no link between vaccines and autism | Neither the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine nor a mercury-based preservative used in many childhood shots cause autism, a US health panel has said. | Researchers and parents trying to find out wh...   (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) 

Archived on Thursday May 20 at 4.13pm:

Panel rebuts vaccine-autism link (Atlanta Journal Constitution (subscripition), GA - 29 minutes ago). .. be rerouted to search for genetic and environmental causes of autism, the Institute.. vaccine safety, were quickly challenged by parents of autistic children and..

Thimerosal-autism link is questioned (Springfield News Leader, MO - 36 minutes ago). .. Rita Shreffler, a mother of two autistic children and board member of the National Autism Association, said she worries that parents of autistic children will..

No link between vaccines and autism, study says (The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, MO - 1 hour ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome and an..

Vaccines not linked to autism, second study reports (Washington Times, DC - 1 hour ago). .. of Safe Minds and the father of an 8-year-old autistic girl, said the.. or literature on a possible link between mercury-based childhood vaccines and autism...

Report refutes vaccine, autism link (Galveston County Daily News, TX - 1 hour ago). .. A nonprofit panel of doctors, epidemiologists and public health officials on Tuesday released a report refuting a link between autism and childhood vaccines...

Study finds no link between vaccines, autism (WFAA (subscription), TX - 1 hour ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

Study finds no link between vaccines, autism (Dallas Morning News (subscription), TX - 1 hour ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

No autism-vaccine link, panel concludes (CBC News, Canada - 1 hour ago). WASHINGTON - A childhood shot and a mercury-based preservative in vaccines are not associated with autism, a US health panel has concluded...

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Biloxi Sun Herald, MS - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Bradenton Herald, FL - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Philadelphia Inquirer (subscription), PA - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Tallahassee.com, FL - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Monterey County Herald, CA - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

Panel Finds No Evidence to Tie Autism to Vaccines (New York Times, NY - 2 hours ago). .. if the mercury hypothesis holds true, rates of autism should fall in the next couple of years. The number of cases in California, where autistic children are..

Panel Finds No Evidence to Tie Autism to Vaccines (New York Times - 2 hours ago). .. if the mercury hypothesis holds true, rates of autism should fall in the next couple of years. The number of cases in California, where autistic children are..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - 2 hours ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (San Luis Obispo Tribune, CA - 2 hours ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (San Luis Obispo Tribune, CA - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Duluth News Tribune, MN - 3 hours ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

Archived on Friday May 21 at 10.05am:

Folks Go Running Around For Local Scavenger Hunt RUSKIN - It wasn't your typical scavenger hunt, but then the hunters weren't your typical scavengers either. The ``Ruskin Redneck Runaround'' on Saturday was designed to acquaint participants with bus...   (The Tampa Tribune) 

U.S. Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link | By Amanda Gardner | HealthDay Reporter | THURSDAY, May 20 (HealthDayNews) -- In a large-scale report aimed at snuffing out any embers of doubt, a U.S. government panel has concluded decisively that ...   (Healthfinder) 

Arc of King County Chosen as Designated Charity for New Artwork from OneFarStar (PRWEB) May 20, 2004, Bellevue, Washington -- OneFarStar, an artwork distribution company, has chosen the Arc of King County as the designated charity for its latest open series poster print ?Warmth o...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Apology over 'unwanted' MMR jab Health chiefs have apologised to the parents of a young girl who was given the MMR jab against their wishes. | Three-year-old Stevie Hall received the injection at her nursery school in Leeds - even t...   (BBC News) 

Daytime Stars Donate the Clothes Off Their Back for Charity Nominees and Television Stars Help Raise Money for Children's Charities at the Daytime Emmys LOS ANGELES, May 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Clothes Off Our Back (http://www.clothesoffourback.org) is making its f...   (PR Newswire) 

Square bar codes ease mobile web browsing       | Software based on square bar codes could make surfing from mobile phones far less fiddly by allowing cellphone cameras to automatically load up web addresses. | The open source ...   (New Scientist) 

Call for autism training One in every 110 people in Northern Ireland is suffering from an autism-related condition, according to the National Autistic Society. | As part of Autism Awareness Week, the society is highlighting i...   (BBC News) 

Nanobacteria revelations provoke new controversy     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | Some claim they are a new life form responsible for a wide-range of diseases, including the calcific...   (New Scientist) 

New biometric approach secures ID cards     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | A novel biometric identification system could counter many of the objections to ID card schemes such...   (New Scientist) 

Europe revokes controversial gene patent       | A controversial patent on a breast cancer gene has been revoked by the European Patent Office, paving the way for cheaper screening across the continent. The verdict reflects th...   (New Scientist) 

Health Highlights: May 19, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | FDA Asked to Ban Harmful Fats from Food | A consumer group has petitioned the U.S. Food and Drug...   (Healthfinder) 

Review: No link between autism, vaccines WASHINGTON -- There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes a scientific review that says it's time to lay to rest vaccine suspicions and to fin...   (Newsday) 

Opposition to cutting school jobs dominates Bethel Park hearing | Wednesday, May 19, 2004 By Mary Niederberger, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Bethel Park school directors faced a nearly unanimous message of opposition from 101 speakers during a 33*4-hour public hearin...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Smart glasses detect eye contact       The current appearance of the glasses is likely to ensure plenty of looks (Image: Human Media Lab) |   | A pair of sunglasses that can detect when someone is making eye conta...   (New Scientist) 

Panel: No vaccine-autism link A special panel of the National Academy of Sciences has concluded that vaccines do not cause autism and urged scientists to turn to other avenues of research in an effort to understand the reasons for...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Report calls vaccine-autism link unfounded / Research urged on other potential causes, like genetics After an exhaustive review of studies gathered from around the world, a blue-ribbon U.S. medical panel said Tuesday it could find no persuasive evidence to link autism with controversial childhood vac...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

Study finds nothing to link vaccines, autism WASHINGTON — The Institute of Medicine, a highly influential adviser to the government on scientific matters, said Tuesday there is no credible evidence that either the measles-mumps-rubella (MM...   (The State) 

Experts conclude childhood vaccines don't cause autism BY LEE BOWMAN | WASHINGTON -- In a long-awaited report, an expert panel at the Institute of Medicine concluded that neither a mercury-based vaccine preservative nor early childhood vaccines are linked...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

No link found with autism, vaccines Associated Press | WASHINGTON - There is no evidence that a mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes a scientific review that says it's time to lay to rest vaccine suspicions and to...   (Azcentral) 

Congressman criticizes report discounting mercury-autism link FORT WAYNE, IND. -- U.S. Rep. Dan Burton, R-Ind., disputed a government report that concluded there was no evidence of a link between autism and a mercury-based preservative used in some childhood vac...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Archived on Friday May 21 at 10.05am:

Panel rebuts vaccine-autism link (Atlanta Journal Constitution (subscripition), GA - 29 minutes ago). .. be rerouted to search for genetic and environmental causes of autism, the Institute.. vaccine safety, were quickly challenged by parents of autistic children and..

Thimerosal-autism link is questioned (Springfield News Leader, MO - 36 minutes ago). .. Rita Shreffler, a mother of two autistic children and board member of the National Autism Association, said she worries that parents of autistic children will..

No link between vaccines and autism, study says (The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, MO - 1 hour ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome and an..

Vaccines not linked to autism, second study reports (Washington Times, DC - 1 hour ago). .. of Safe Minds and the father of an 8-year-old autistic girl, said the.. or literature on a possible link between mercury-based childhood vaccines and autism...

Report refutes vaccine, autism link (Galveston County Daily News, TX - 1 hour ago). .. A nonprofit panel of doctors, epidemiologists and public health officials on Tuesday released a report refuting a link between autism and childhood vaccines...

Study finds no link between vaccines, autism (WFAA (subscription), TX - 1 hour ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

Study finds no link between vaccines, autism (Dallas Morning News (subscription), TX - 1 hour ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

No autism-vaccine link, panel concludes (CBC News, Canada - 1 hour ago). WASHINGTON - A childhood shot and a mercury-based preservative in vaccines are not associated with autism, a US health panel has concluded...

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Biloxi Sun Herald, MS - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Bradenton Herald, FL - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Philadelphia Inquirer (subscription), PA - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Tallahassee.com, FL - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Monterey County Herald, CA - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

Panel Finds No Evidence to Tie Autism to Vaccines (New York Times, NY - 2 hours ago). .. if the mercury hypothesis holds true, rates of autism should fall in the next couple of years. The number of cases in California, where autistic children are..

Panel Finds No Evidence to Tie Autism to Vaccines (New York Times - 2 hours ago). .. if the mercury hypothesis holds true, rates of autism should fall in the next couple of years. The number of cases in California, where autistic children are..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - 2 hours ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (San Luis Obispo Tribune, CA - 2 hours ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (San Luis Obispo Tribune, CA - 2 hours ago). .. evidence links autism to a mercury-based preservative once used in childhood vaccines or to measles-mumps-rubella shots - as parents of many autistic children..

^Study finds no link between vaccines, autism< (Duluth News Tribune, MN - 3 hours ago). .. Autism is a spectrum of brain-developmental disorders, including classic autism, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, and..

Archived on Saturday May 22 at 6.03am:

Folks Go Running Around For Local Scavenger Hunt RUSKIN - It wasn't your typical scavenger hunt, but then the hunters weren't your typical scavengers either. The ``Ruskin Redneck Runaround'' on Saturday was designed to acquaint participants with bus...   (The Tampa Tribune) 

U.S. Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link | By Amanda Gardner | HealthDay Reporter | THURSDAY, May 20 (HealthDayNews) -- In a large-scale report aimed at snuffing out any embers of doubt, a U.S. government panel has concluded decisively that ...   (Healthfinder) 

Arc of King County Chosen as Designated Charity for New Artwork from OneFarStar (PRWEB) May 20, 2004, Bellevue, Washington -- OneFarStar, an artwork distribution company, has chosen the Arc of King County as the designated charity for its latest open series poster print ?Warmth o...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Apology over 'unwanted' MMR jab Health chiefs have apologised to the parents of a young girl who was given the MMR jab against their wishes. | Three-year-old Stevie Hall received the injection at her nursery school in Leeds - even t...   (BBC News) 

Daytime Stars Donate the Clothes Off Their Back for Charity Nominees and Television Stars Help Raise Money for Children's Charities at the Daytime Emmys LOS ANGELES, May 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Clothes Off Our Back (http://www.clothesoffourback.org) is making its f...   (PR Newswire) 

Square bar codes ease mobile web browsing       | Software based on square bar codes could make surfing from mobile phones far less fiddly by allowing cellphone cameras to automatically load up web addresses. | The open source ...   (New Scientist) 

Call for autism training One in every 110 people in Northern Ireland is suffering from an autism-related condition, according to the National Autistic Society. | As part of Autism Awareness Week, the society is highlighting i...   (BBC News) 

Nanobacteria revelations provoke new controversy     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | Some claim they are a new life form responsible for a wide-range of diseases, including the calcific...   (New Scientist) 

New biometric approach secures ID cards     Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.   | A novel biometric identification system could counter many of the objections to ID card schemes such...   (New Scientist) 

Europe revokes controversial gene patent       | A controversial patent on a breast cancer gene has been revoked by the European Patent Office, paving the way for cheaper screening across the continent. The verdict reflects th...   (New Scientist) 

Health Highlights: May 19, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | FDA Asked to Ban Harmful Fats from Food | A consumer group has petitioned the U.S. Food and Drug...   (Healthfinder) 

Review: No link between autism, vaccines WASHINGTON -- There is no evidence that a controversial mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes a scientific review that says it's time to lay to rest vaccine suspicions and to fin...   (Newsday) 

Opposition to cutting school jobs dominates Bethel Park hearing | Wednesday, May 19, 2004 By Mary Niederberger, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Bethel Park school directors faced a nearly unanimous message of opposition from 101 speakers during a 33*4-hour public hearin...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Smart glasses detect eye contact       The current appearance of the glasses is likely to ensure plenty of looks (Image: Human Media Lab) |   | A pair of sunglasses that can detect when someone is making eye conta...   (New Scientist) 

Panel: No vaccine-autism link A special panel of the National Academy of Sciences has concluded that vaccines do not cause autism and urged scientists to turn to other avenues of research in an effort to understand the reasons for...   (Salt Lake Tribune) 

Report calls vaccine-autism link unfounded / Research urged on other potential causes, like genetics After an exhaustive review of studies gathered from around the world, a blue-ribbon U.S. medical panel said Tuesday it could find no persuasive evidence to link autism with controversial childhood vac...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

Study finds nothing to link vaccines, autism WASHINGTON — The Institute of Medicine, a highly influential adviser to the government on scientific matters, said Tuesday there is no credible evidence that either the measles-mumps-rubella (MM...   (The State) 

Experts conclude childhood vaccines don't cause autism BY LEE BOWMAN | WASHINGTON -- In a long-awaited report, an expert panel at the Institute of Medicine concluded that neither a mercury-based vaccine preservative nor early childhood vaccines are linked...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

No link found with autism, vaccines Associated Press | WASHINGTON - There is no evidence that a mercury-based vaccine preservative causes autism, concludes a scientific review that says it's time to lay to rest vaccine suspicions and to...   (Azcentral) 

Congressman criticizes report discounting mercury-autism link FORT WAYNE, IND. -- U.S. Rep. Dan Burton, R-Ind., disputed a government report that concluded there was no evidence of a link between autism and a mercury-based preservative used in some childhood vac...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Archived on Saturday May 22 at 6.03am:

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (HealthCentral.com - 14 hours ago). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

Vaccines don't cause autism, panel agrees (Orlando Sentinel (subscription), FL - 15 hours ago). .. in 1998 when a British doctor published a study of 12 children with autism. The doctor found that eight of the children developed autistic symptoms after their..

Monserrate pledges $1M for autism center in Queens (Astoria Times, NY - 15 hours ago). .. said, only about one in 2,500 kids was diagnosed with autism. "(That is) an absolutely explosive rate," said Monserrate, also the father of an autistic child...

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (WFIE-TV, IN - 15 hours ago). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (Lex 18, KY - 15 hours ago). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (Atlanta Journal Constitution (subscription), GA - 17 hours ago). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (Palm Beach Post, FL - 17 hours ago). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

Wall Street Journal Solicits Dirty Legislation, Says the National.. (PR Newswire (press release) - 18 hours ago). According to the National Autism Association, with IOM's decision Tuesday that reported no connection between autism and thimerosal, WSJ stated in its..

Wall Street Journal Solicits Dirty Legislation, Says the National.. (Yahoo News (press release) - 18 hours ago). According to the National Autism Association, with IOM's decision Tuesday that reported no connection between autism and thimerosal, WSJ stated in its..

The vaccine-autism illusion (Omaha World Herald, NE - 18 hours ago). Perhaps the latest word from an American blue-ribbon medical panel will put the whole autism-childhood vaccine scare to rest. But probably not...

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (drkoop.com - 19 hours ago). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (Forbes - 20 hours ago). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

Local resident seeks site for autistic kids (Times Picayune, LA - May 19, 2004). .. Both parents of autistic children, Mesa and Marino were part of an effort to make congressional leaders aware of the rise of autism and to garner support of a..

Local resident seeks site for autistic kids (Times Picayune, LA - May 19, 2004). .. Both parents of autistic children, Mesa and Marino were part of an effort to make congressional leaders aware of the rise of autism and to garner support of a..

Call for autism training (BBC News, UK - May 19, 2004). One in every 110 people in Northern Ireland is suffering from an autism-related condition, according to the National Autistic Society...

Vaccine, Autism Link Dismissed (Ivanhoe - May 19, 2004). (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Speculation that vaccines trigger autism is being dismissed by the American Academy of Pediatrics as they continue to encourage parents..

A Gentle Touch The Key To Autism? (CBS New York, NY - May 19, 2004). .. medical community still doesn't know what causes autism, though researchers have recently identified genes that appear more often in autistic children...

Vaccine , Preservative Do Not Cause Autism - Panel (Planet Ark, NY - May 19, 2004). WASHINGTON - Neither the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine nor a mercury-based preservative used in many childhood shots cause autism, a US health panel said...

Vaccine, Autism Link Refuted by Study (KATC, LA - May 19, 2004). .. I was really angry.". Like many other parents, Walther had heard of a link between vaccines and autism. Now after a four-year investigation..

IOM finds no link between thimerosal and autism (CIDRAP - May 19, 2004). .. of Medicine (IOM) says it can find no evidence that thimerosal-containing vaccines or the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine causes autism and recommended..

Archived on Sunday May 23 at 4.23am:

Care at a crossroads for the mentally retarded Betty Coll still cries every time she recalls her darkest hour. It was in 1965, when she did something she said she never would. She put her 8-year-old son, Patrick, in the Bellefontaine Habilitation ...   (STL Today) 

Film festival focuses on the disabled NEW YORK -- A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men and women with Down ...   (Seattle Post) 

Film Festival Focuses on the Disabled NEW YORK May 22, 2004 — A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men an...   (ABC News) 

Film Festival Focuses on the Disabled NEW YORK - A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men and women with Down s...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Mum jailed for selling unborn baby online An unmarried mother who offered her unborn baby to three childless couples over the internet has been jailed for two years. | Moira Greenslade, 33, was described as a "dishonest predator" whose action...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

ABCNEWS.com : Sister Has Special Bond With Autistic Brother — They are from the same family in a Seattle suburb but they exist in different dimensions. Sixteen-year-old Melissa Garrison is a straight-A student; her 13-year-old brother, Brandon, is autisti...   (ABC News) 

Sound Bites | May 22 2004 | THE WEEK IN QUOTES | Compiled By Matt Roper   | "We are 900 miles over the moon." | Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin celebrate Apple's birth | "She's not my type. I like gorgeous ...   (The Mirror) 

Spanking Teacher's 12-yr Ban | May 22 2004 | By Alex Thompson   | A PERFORMING arts teacher jailed for spanking aspiring actresses in bogus TV auditions was banned from the job for 12 years yesterday. | Stephen Hunt, 46, tol...   (The Mirror) 

Erwin picked up ball, Hopkins on short hop Half a mile. | That's about all that's ever separated Benson Erwin from the tradition of Johns Hopkins lacrosse. | As one of four adopted children of Robert and Nancy Erwin, Benson grew up in Baltimor...   (Baltimore Sun) 

The Life and Death of Peter Sellers Peter Sellers used to say that there was once a real "him" but he'd had it surgically removed. Unfortunately, this tricksy and overelaborate biopic leaves you feeling as if you had been staring at the...   (The Guardian) 

Girl who lives on chocolate FUSSY Rachel Scowcroft always clears her plate — because all she eats is chocolate and crisps. | She has a rare form of autism which has left her obsessive, refusing to eat anything but her favou...   (The Sun) 

Mother who sold baby three times is jailed By Ian Herbert, North of England Correspondent | Moira Greenslade, 33, was negotiating the sale of the baby to a fourth family in the United States, having made £2,500 from three British couples ...   (The Independent) 

Spanking Teacher's Class Ban | May 22 2004 | A DRAMA teacher who indecently assaulted actresses at fake auditions was yesterday banned from classrooms for 12 years. | Special-needs teacher Stephen Hunt filmed himself groping, spa...   (Daily Record) 

Sweet Rachel Lives On Chocolate Diet | May 22 2004 | Autism feeds plight | By Mark Mcgivern | THE parents of a nine-year-old girl have told how a medical condition means their daughter has to live on a diet of chocolate. | Rachel Scowcro...   (Daily Record) 

Secret societies You've probably never had to ask whether your best mate since kindergarten is your "real" friend. You just know - mates are mates. If there were ever any doubts, your friendship lasted the fight for t...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Teacher banned for caning women An arts teacher jailed for caning and spanking aspiring actresses during bogus television auditions has been banned from teaching for 12 years. | Stephen Hunt, 46, from Birmingham, was struck off afte...   (BBC News) 

Adv22-23 NEW YORK -- A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant this weekend to attend a film festival spotlighting men and women with Down ...   (Newsday) 

Woman Sought After Kids, Pets Found Living In Filth A local woman is on the run after dozens of animals were found living inside her home in deplorable conditions. | •••• |   | And it's not the first time Annette Dorsey, of Grant County, Ky., is f...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic row: chiefs cleared FOURTEEN Labour councillors who voted to refuse to pay for a six-year-old autistic boy to be taught at home have been cleared of any wrongdoing. | The boy's parents sparked an official probe into the ...   (Scotsman) 

Vaccine snub will risk lives | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | A North health chief last night revealed that more children are receiving the controversial MMR vaccine - but claimed the numbers were still so low that lives ...   (IC Newcastle) 

Archived on Sunday May 23 at 4.23am:

Autistic support group forming (The Jackson Citizen-Patriot, MI - 15 hours ago). .. The organization is looking for more members, including parents of autistic children and anyone who wants to help battle autism...

I fear for my autistic son if crematorium is built near us (ic Lanarkshire.co.uk, UK - 19 hours ago). .. to be considered by South Lanarkshire Council, a High Blantyre woman with an autistic son has.. Annie (81), cares for Tom (40), who has a severe form of autism...

Autism and MMR Vaccine or Mercury Based Preservative in Vaccines.. (Medical News Today, UK - 19 hours ago). .. many parents who believe their children became autistic as a.. subject as my eldest son (17) has Asperger’s Syndrome (within the spectrum of Autism)...

Autistic row: chiefs cleared (The Scotsman, UK - 20 hours ago). FOURTEEN Labour councillors who voted to refuse to pay for a six-year-old autistic boy to be taught at home have been cleared of any wrongdoing...

Autistic row: chiefs cleared (Edinburgh Evening News, UK - 20 hours ago). FOURTEEN Labour councillors who voted to refuse to pay for a six-year-old autistic boy to be taught at home have been cleared of any wrongdoing...

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (HealthCentral.com - May 20, 2004). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

Vaccines don't cause autism, panel agrees (Orlando Sentinel (subscription), FL - May 20, 2004). .. in 1998 when a British doctor published a study of 12 children with autism. The doctor found that eight of the children developed autistic symptoms after their..

Monserrate pledges $1M for autism center in Queens (Astoria Times, NY - May 20, 2004). .. said, only about one in 2,500 kids was diagnosed with autism. "(That is) an absolutely explosive rate," said Monserrate, also the father of an autistic child...

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (WFIE-TV, IN - May 20, 2004). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (Lex 18, KY - May 20, 2004). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (Atlanta Journal Constitution (subscription), GA - May 20, 2004). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (Palm Beach Post, FL - May 20, 2004). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

Wall Street Journal Solicits Dirty Legislation, Says the National.. (PR Newswire (press release) - May 20, 2004). According to the National Autism Association, with IOM's decision Tuesday that reported no connection between autism and thimerosal, WSJ stated in its..

Wall Street Journal Solicits Dirty Legislation, Says the National.. (Yahoo News (press release) - May 20, 2004). According to the National Autism Association, with IOM's decision Tuesday that reported no connection between autism and thimerosal, WSJ stated in its..

The vaccine-autism illusion (Omaha World Herald, NE - May 20, 2004). Perhaps the latest word from an American blue-ribbon medical panel will put the whole autism-childhood vaccine scare to rest. But probably not...

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (drkoop.com - May 20, 2004). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (Forbes - May 20, 2004). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

Local resident seeks site for autistic kids (Times Picayune, LA - May 19, 2004). .. Both parents of autistic children, Mesa and Marino were part of an effort to make congressional leaders aware of the rise of autism and to garner support of a..

Local resident seeks site for autistic kids (Times Picayune, LA - May 19, 2004). .. Both parents of autistic children, Mesa and Marino were part of an effort to make congressional leaders aware of the rise of autism and to garner support of a..

Call for autism training (BBC News, UK - May 19, 2004). One in every 110 people in Northern Ireland is suffering from an autism-related condition, according to the National Autistic Society...

Archived on Monday May 24 at 1.37pm:

Care at a crossroads for the mentally retarded Betty Coll still cries every time she recalls her darkest hour. It was in 1965, when she did something she said she never would. She put her 8-year-old son, Patrick, in the Bellefontaine Habilitation ...   (STL Today) 

Film festival focuses on the disabled NEW YORK -- A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men and women with Down ...   (Seattle Post) 

Film Festival Focuses on the Disabled NEW YORK May 22, 2004 — A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men an...   (ABC News) 

Film Festival Focuses on the Disabled NEW YORK - A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men and women with Down s...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Mum jailed for selling unborn baby online An unmarried mother who offered her unborn baby to three childless couples over the internet has been jailed for two years. | Moira Greenslade, 33, was described as a "dishonest predator" whose action...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

ABCNEWS.com : Sister Has Special Bond With Autistic Brother — They are from the same family in a Seattle suburb but they exist in different dimensions. Sixteen-year-old Melissa Garrison is a straight-A student; her 13-year-old brother, Brandon, is autisti...   (ABC News) 

Sound Bites | May 22 2004 | THE WEEK IN QUOTES | Compiled By Matt Roper   | "We are 900 miles over the moon." | Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin celebrate Apple's birth | "She's not my type. I like gorgeous ...   (The Mirror) 

Spanking Teacher's 12-yr Ban | May 22 2004 | By Alex Thompson   | A PERFORMING arts teacher jailed for spanking aspiring actresses in bogus TV auditions was banned from the job for 12 years yesterday. | Stephen Hunt, 46, tol...   (The Mirror) 

Erwin picked up ball, Hopkins on short hop Half a mile. | That's about all that's ever separated Benson Erwin from the tradition of Johns Hopkins lacrosse. | As one of four adopted children of Robert and Nancy Erwin, Benson grew up in Baltimor...   (Baltimore Sun) 

The Life and Death of Peter Sellers Peter Sellers used to say that there was once a real "him" but he'd had it surgically removed. Unfortunately, this tricksy and overelaborate biopic leaves you feeling as if you had been staring at the...   (The Guardian) 

Girl who lives on chocolate FUSSY Rachel Scowcroft always clears her plate — because all she eats is chocolate and crisps. | She has a rare form of autism which has left her obsessive, refusing to eat anything but her favou...   (The Sun) 

Mother who sold baby three times is jailed By Ian Herbert, North of England Correspondent | Moira Greenslade, 33, was negotiating the sale of the baby to a fourth family in the United States, having made £2,500 from three British couples ...   (The Independent) 

Spanking Teacher's Class Ban | May 22 2004 | A DRAMA teacher who indecently assaulted actresses at fake auditions was yesterday banned from classrooms for 12 years. | Special-needs teacher Stephen Hunt filmed himself groping, spa...   (Daily Record) 

Sweet Rachel Lives On Chocolate Diet | May 22 2004 | Autism feeds plight | By Mark Mcgivern | THE parents of a nine-year-old girl have told how a medical condition means their daughter has to live on a diet of chocolate. | Rachel Scowcro...   (Daily Record) 

Secret societies You've probably never had to ask whether your best mate since kindergarten is your "real" friend. You just know - mates are mates. If there were ever any doubts, your friendship lasted the fight for t...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Teacher banned for caning women An arts teacher jailed for caning and spanking aspiring actresses during bogus television auditions has been banned from teaching for 12 years. | Stephen Hunt, 46, from Birmingham, was struck off afte...   (BBC News) 

Adv22-23 NEW YORK -- A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant this weekend to attend a film festival spotlighting men and women with Down ...   (Newsday) 

Woman Sought After Kids, Pets Found Living In Filth A local woman is on the run after dozens of animals were found living inside her home in deplorable conditions. | •••• |   | And it's not the first time Annette Dorsey, of Grant County, Ky., is f...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic row: chiefs cleared FOURTEEN Labour councillors who voted to refuse to pay for a six-year-old autistic boy to be taught at home have been cleared of any wrongdoing. | The boy's parents sparked an official probe into the ...   (Scotsman) 

Vaccine snub will risk lives | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | A North health chief last night revealed that more children are receiving the controversial MMR vaccine - but claimed the numbers were still so low that lives ...   (IC Newcastle) 

Archived on Tuesday May 25 at 7.10am:

Care at a crossroads for the mentally retarded Betty Coll still cries every time she recalls her darkest hour. It was in 1965, when she did something she said she never would. She put her 8-year-old son, Patrick, in the Bellefontaine Habilitation ...   (STL Today) 

Film festival focuses on the disabled NEW YORK -- A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men and women with Down ...   (Seattle Post) 

Film Festival Focuses on the Disabled NEW YORK May 22, 2004 — A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men an...   (ABC News) 

Film Festival Focuses on the Disabled NEW YORK - A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men and women with Down s...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Mum jailed for selling unborn baby online An unmarried mother who offered her unborn baby to three childless couples over the internet has been jailed for two years. | Moira Greenslade, 33, was described as a "dishonest predator" whose action...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

ABCNEWS.com : Sister Has Special Bond With Autistic Brother — They are from the same family in a Seattle suburb but they exist in different dimensions. Sixteen-year-old Melissa Garrison is a straight-A student; her 13-year-old brother, Brandon, is autisti...   (ABC News) 

Sound Bites | May 22 2004 | THE WEEK IN QUOTES | Compiled By Matt Roper   | "We are 900 miles over the moon." | Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin celebrate Apple's birth | "She's not my type. I like gorgeous ...   (The Mirror) 

Spanking Teacher's 12-yr Ban | May 22 2004 | By Alex Thompson   | A PERFORMING arts teacher jailed for spanking aspiring actresses in bogus TV auditions was banned from the job for 12 years yesterday. | Stephen Hunt, 46, tol...   (The Mirror) 

Erwin picked up ball, Hopkins on short hop Half a mile. | That's about all that's ever separated Benson Erwin from the tradition of Johns Hopkins lacrosse. | As one of four adopted children of Robert and Nancy Erwin, Benson grew up in Baltimor...   (Baltimore Sun) 

The Life and Death of Peter Sellers Peter Sellers used to say that there was once a real "him" but he'd had it surgically removed. Unfortunately, this tricksy and overelaborate biopic leaves you feeling as if you had been staring at the...   (The Guardian) 

Girl who lives on chocolate FUSSY Rachel Scowcroft always clears her plate — because all she eats is chocolate and crisps. | She has a rare form of autism which has left her obsessive, refusing to eat anything but her favou...   (The Sun) 

Mother who sold baby three times is jailed By Ian Herbert, North of England Correspondent | Moira Greenslade, 33, was negotiating the sale of the baby to a fourth family in the United States, having made £2,500 from three British couples ...   (The Independent) 

Spanking Teacher's Class Ban | May 22 2004 | A DRAMA teacher who indecently assaulted actresses at fake auditions was yesterday banned from classrooms for 12 years. | Special-needs teacher Stephen Hunt filmed himself groping, spa...   (Daily Record) 

Sweet Rachel Lives On Chocolate Diet | May 22 2004 | Autism feeds plight | By Mark Mcgivern | THE parents of a nine-year-old girl have told how a medical condition means their daughter has to live on a diet of chocolate. | Rachel Scowcro...   (Daily Record) 

Secret societies You've probably never had to ask whether your best mate since kindergarten is your "real" friend. You just know - mates are mates. If there were ever any doubts, your friendship lasted the fight for t...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Teacher banned for caning women An arts teacher jailed for caning and spanking aspiring actresses during bogus television auditions has been banned from teaching for 12 years. | Stephen Hunt, 46, from Birmingham, was struck off afte...   (BBC News) 

Adv22-23 NEW YORK -- A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant this weekend to attend a film festival spotlighting men and women with Down ...   (Newsday) 

Woman Sought After Kids, Pets Found Living In Filth A local woman is on the run after dozens of animals were found living inside her home in deplorable conditions. | •••• |   | And it's not the first time Annette Dorsey, of Grant County, Ky., is f...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic row: chiefs cleared FOURTEEN Labour councillors who voted to refuse to pay for a six-year-old autistic boy to be taught at home have been cleared of any wrongdoing. | The boy's parents sparked an official probe into the ...   (Scotsman) 

Vaccine snub will risk lives | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | A North health chief last night revealed that more children are receiving the controversial MMR vaccine - but claimed the numbers were still so low that lives ...   (IC Newcastle) 

Archived on Tuesday May 25 at 7.10am:

Recognition of autism disorder helps adults, too (Fort Worth Star Telegram (subscription), TX - 27 minutes ago). .. Now, autism centers intended for children are being.. with adults who suspect they have Asperger's... in families, psychologists treating autistic children are..

Autistic student reaches graduation with help of teacher, best.. (Greeley Tribune, CO - 1 hour ago). .. in the car. Kellen, 18, is autistic and graduated from University High School on Sunday with 65 other seniors. Carol, Kellen's mother..

Pulaski woman gives parents of autistic kids a helping hand (Green Bay Press Gazette, WI - 2 hours ago). .. turn when she and Mark, her husband of 17 years, learned their son had autism... give an outsider an idea of what it’s like to live with an autistic child, try..

Cross-party support at Westminster for DUP autism motion (PoliticsNI.com, Ireland - 2 hours ago). The Strangford MP said" “How we manage autistic spectrum disorders today and in the future represents a huge challenge. Hopefully Autism Awareness Week will..

School for autistic children planned (Gulf Daily News, Bahrain - 7 hours ago). .. We want to cater for children with hyperactivity, language delay, developmental delay, autism, asperger's syndrome, pervasive development disorders and others..

Family investigates link between vaccines, autism (Fayetteville Online, Fayetteville NC - 12 hours ago). .. met up with Christian and Lori McIlwain and Jo Pike, who are also parents of autistic children. Together they started the National Autism Association, which is..

Spanish club helps autistic kids (Miami Herald (subscription), FL - May 23, 2004). .. gives money to the Broward Education Foundation for support of autism programs in.. makes sure the teachers have plenty of ''goodies'' for their autistic students..

Hundreds Walk To Help Autistic Child (WCPO, OH - May 22, 2004). .. battling a tough disease. Three-year old Hannah McCarthy has autism and must undergo a number of therapies each week. So to help..

A Brother's Autism Creates a Special Sibling Bond (ABC News - May 22, 2004). .. Garrison is a straight-A student; her 13-year-old brother, Brandon, is autistic... Brandon's autism means he is walled-off emotionally for reasons that are still..

Autistic support group forming (The Jackson Citizen-Patriot, MI - May 21, 2004). .. The organization is looking for more members, including parents of autistic children and anyone who wants to help battle autism...

I fear for my autistic son if crematorium is built near us (ic Lanarkshire.co.uk, UK - May 21, 2004). .. to be considered by South Lanarkshire Council, a High Blantyre woman with an autistic son has.. Annie (81), cares for Tom (40), who has a severe form of autism...

Autism and MMR Vaccine or Mercury Based Preservative in Vaccines.. (Medical News Today, UK - May 21, 2004). .. many parents who believe their children became autistic as a.. subject as my eldest son (17) has Asperger’s Syndrome (within the spectrum of Autism)...

Autistic row: chiefs cleared (The Scotsman, UK - May 21, 2004). FOURTEEN Labour councillors who voted to refuse to pay for a six-year-old autistic boy to be taught at home have been cleared of any wrongdoing...

Autistic row: chiefs cleared (Edinburgh Evening News, UK - May 21, 2004). FOURTEEN Labour councillors who voted to refuse to pay for a six-year-old autistic boy to be taught at home have been cleared of any wrongdoing...

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (HealthCentral.com - May 20, 2004). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

Vaccines don't cause autism, panel agrees (Orlando Sentinel (subscription), FL - May 20, 2004). .. in 1998 when a British doctor published a study of 12 children with autism. The doctor found that eight of the children developed autistic symptoms after their..

Monserrate pledges $1M for autism center in Queens (Astoria Times, NY - May 20, 2004). .. said, only about one in 2,500 kids was diagnosed with autism. "(That is) an absolutely explosive rate," said Monserrate, also the father of an autistic child...

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (WFIE-TV, IN - May 20, 2004). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (Lex 18, KY - May 20, 2004). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

US Panel Aims to Quash Vaccine-Autism Link (Atlanta Journal Constitution (subscription), GA - May 20, 2004). .. if the measles virus is present in the colon of kids with autism. "We are trying to find out if the presence of the virus is any more relevant in autistic kids..

Archived on Wednesday May 26 at 3.27am:

Care at a crossroads for the mentally retarded Betty Coll still cries every time she recalls her darkest hour. It was in 1965, when she did something she said she never would. She put her 8-year-old son, Patrick, in the Bellefontaine Habilitation ...   (STL Today) 

Film festival focuses on the disabled NEW YORK -- A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men and women with Down ...   (Seattle Post) 

Film Festival Focuses on the Disabled NEW YORK May 22, 2004 — A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men an...   (ABC News) 

Film Festival Focuses on the Disabled NEW YORK - A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men and women with Down s...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Mum jailed for selling unborn baby online An unmarried mother who offered her unborn baby to three childless couples over the internet has been jailed for two years. | Moira Greenslade, 33, was described as a "dishonest predator" whose action...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

ABCNEWS.com : Sister Has Special Bond With Autistic Brother — They are from the same family in a Seattle suburb but they exist in different dimensions. Sixteen-year-old Melissa Garrison is a straight-A student; her 13-year-old brother, Brandon, is autisti...   (ABC News) 

Sound Bites | May 22 2004 | THE WEEK IN QUOTES | Compiled By Matt Roper   | "We are 900 miles over the moon." | Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin celebrate Apple's birth | "She's not my type. I like gorgeous ...   (The Mirror) 

Spanking Teacher's 12-yr Ban | May 22 2004 | By Alex Thompson   | A PERFORMING arts teacher jailed for spanking aspiring actresses in bogus TV auditions was banned from the job for 12 years yesterday. | Stephen Hunt, 46, tol...   (The Mirror) 

Erwin picked up ball, Hopkins on short hop Half a mile. | That's about all that's ever separated Benson Erwin from the tradition of Johns Hopkins lacrosse. | As one of four adopted children of Robert and Nancy Erwin, Benson grew up in Baltimor...   (Baltimore Sun) 

The Life and Death of Peter Sellers Peter Sellers used to say that there was once a real "him" but he'd had it surgically removed. Unfortunately, this tricksy and overelaborate biopic leaves you feeling as if you had been staring at the...   (The Guardian) 

Girl who lives on chocolate FUSSY Rachel Scowcroft always clears her plate — because all she eats is chocolate and crisps. | She has a rare form of autism which has left her obsessive, refusing to eat anything but her favou...   (The Sun) 

Mother who sold baby three times is jailed By Ian Herbert, North of England Correspondent | Moira Greenslade, 33, was negotiating the sale of the baby to a fourth family in the United States, having made £2,500 from three British couples ...   (The Independent) 

Spanking Teacher's Class Ban | May 22 2004 | A DRAMA teacher who indecently assaulted actresses at fake auditions was yesterday banned from classrooms for 12 years. | Special-needs teacher Stephen Hunt filmed himself groping, spa...   (Daily Record) 

Sweet Rachel Lives On Chocolate Diet | May 22 2004 | Autism feeds plight | By Mark Mcgivern | THE parents of a nine-year-old girl have told how a medical condition means their daughter has to live on a diet of chocolate. | Rachel Scowcro...   (Daily Record) 

Secret societies You've probably never had to ask whether your best mate since kindergarten is your "real" friend. You just know - mates are mates. If there were ever any doubts, your friendship lasted the fight for t...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Teacher banned for caning women An arts teacher jailed for caning and spanking aspiring actresses during bogus television auditions has been banned from teaching for 12 years. | Stephen Hunt, 46, from Birmingham, was struck off afte...   (BBC News) 

Adv22-23 NEW YORK -- A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant this weekend to attend a film festival spotlighting men and women with Down ...   (Newsday) 

Woman Sought After Kids, Pets Found Living In Filth A local woman is on the run after dozens of animals were found living inside her home in deplorable conditions. | •••• |   | And it's not the first time Annette Dorsey, of Grant County, Ky., is f...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic row: chiefs cleared FOURTEEN Labour councillors who voted to refuse to pay for a six-year-old autistic boy to be taught at home have been cleared of any wrongdoing. | The boy's parents sparked an official probe into the ...   (Scotsman) 

Vaccine snub will risk lives | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | A North health chief last night revealed that more children are receiving the controversial MMR vaccine - but claimed the numbers were still so low that lives ...   (IC Newcastle) 

Archived on Wednesday May 26 at 6.46pm:

Care at a crossroads for the mentally retarded Betty Coll still cries every time she recalls her darkest hour. It was in 1965, when she did something she said she never would. She put her 8-year-old son, Patrick, in the Bellefontaine Habilitation ...   (STL Today) 

Film festival focuses on the disabled NEW YORK -- A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men and women with Down ...   (Seattle Post) 

Film Festival Focuses on the Disabled NEW YORK May 22, 2004 — A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men an...   (ABC News) 

Film Festival Focuses on the Disabled NEW YORK - A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant to attend a film festival this weekend spotlighting men and women with Down s...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Mum jailed for selling unborn baby online An unmarried mother who offered her unborn baby to three childless couples over the internet has been jailed for two years. | Moira Greenslade, 33, was described as a "dishonest predator" whose action...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

ABCNEWS.com : Sister Has Special Bond With Autistic Brother — They are from the same family in a Seattle suburb but they exist in different dimensions. Sixteen-year-old Melissa Garrison is a straight-A student; her 13-year-old brother, Brandon, is autisti...   (ABC News) 

Sound Bites | May 22 2004 | THE WEEK IN QUOTES | Compiled By Matt Roper   | "We are 900 miles over the moon." | Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin celebrate Apple's birth | "She's not my type. I like gorgeous ...   (The Mirror) 

Spanking Teacher's 12-yr Ban | May 22 2004 | By Alex Thompson   | A PERFORMING arts teacher jailed for spanking aspiring actresses in bogus TV auditions was banned from the job for 12 years yesterday. | Stephen Hunt, 46, tol...   (The Mirror) 

Erwin picked up ball, Hopkins on short hop Half a mile. | That's about all that's ever separated Benson Erwin from the tradition of Johns Hopkins lacrosse. | As one of four adopted children of Robert and Nancy Erwin, Benson grew up in Baltimor...   (Baltimore Sun) 

The Life and Death of Peter Sellers Peter Sellers used to say that there was once a real "him" but he'd had it surgically removed. Unfortunately, this tricksy and overelaborate biopic leaves you feeling as if you had been staring at the...   (The Guardian) 

Girl who lives on chocolate FUSSY Rachel Scowcroft always clears her plate — because all she eats is chocolate and crisps. | She has a rare form of autism which has left her obsessive, refusing to eat anything but her favou...   (The Sun) 

Mother who sold baby three times is jailed By Ian Herbert, North of England Correspondent | Moira Greenslade, 33, was negotiating the sale of the baby to a fourth family in the United States, having made £2,500 from three British couples ...   (The Independent) 

Spanking Teacher's Class Ban | May 22 2004 | A DRAMA teacher who indecently assaulted actresses at fake auditions was yesterday banned from classrooms for 12 years. | Special-needs teacher Stephen Hunt filmed himself groping, spa...   (Daily Record) 

Sweet Rachel Lives On Chocolate Diet | May 22 2004 | Autism feeds plight | By Mark Mcgivern | THE parents of a nine-year-old girl have told how a medical condition means their daughter has to live on a diet of chocolate. | Rachel Scowcro...   (Daily Record) 

Secret societies You've probably never had to ask whether your best mate since kindergarten is your "real" friend. You just know - mates are mates. If there were ever any doubts, your friendship lasted the fight for t...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Teacher banned for caning women An arts teacher jailed for caning and spanking aspiring actresses during bogus television auditions has been banned from teaching for 12 years. | Stephen Hunt, 46, from Birmingham, was struck off afte...   (BBC News) 

Adv22-23 NEW YORK -- A documentary director whose film was picked up by HBO says he can understand why some people might be hesitant this weekend to attend a film festival spotlighting men and women with Down ...   (Newsday) 

Woman Sought After Kids, Pets Found Living In Filth A local woman is on the run after dozens of animals were found living inside her home in deplorable conditions. | •••• |   | And it's not the first time Annette Dorsey, of Grant County, Ky., is f...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic row: chiefs cleared FOURTEEN Labour councillors who voted to refuse to pay for a six-year-old autistic boy to be taught at home have been cleared of any wrongdoing. | The boy's parents sparked an official probe into the ...   (Scotsman) 

Vaccine snub will risk lives | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | A North health chief last night revealed that more children are receiving the controversial MMR vaccine - but claimed the numbers were still so low that lives ...   (IC Newcastle) 

Archived on Thursday May 27 at 10.53am:

Autistic boy found alone after three days with mother's corpse An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee Specht and Sandra Owe...   (NZ Herald) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)   CREDIT: (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)  ...   (Canada Dot Com) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE) | TORONTO (CP) - He was a 14th-century monk in ...   (National Post) 

Why babies and infants should learn English Research has proved that by the age of six the human brain has achieved all significant growth.It is in the very first six years of life that the brain absorbs facts and information and stores them in...   (Independent Online) 

Troubled child agency is taken to court again | NORTHEAST VALLEY - The state Department of Economic Security is back in court with Teen Reach after an investigation confirmed the Christian organization is operating its group homes for troubled te...   (Azcentral) 

Education board hears views on exit tests About 50 Marylanders sounded off on the state's proposed high school exit tests yesterday, and at the end of a long afternoon, schools Superintendent Nancy S. Grasmick pronounced the exercise "affirmi...   (Baltimore Sun) 

U.s. Digest McALESTER, Okla. | Nichols jury begins | deliberating today | Jurors were to begin deliberating this morning in Terry Nichols' state murder trial. The jurors got the case Tuesday after defense attorne...   (STL Today) 

'The truth is, I'm exhausting to live with' From a young age I suffered from anger, obsessions and extreme lack of concentration. I can remember often observing my peers' achievements in sport and academic work and seeing mine being way behind....   (The Guardian) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Canoe) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home — watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apar...   (USA Today) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment...   (myTELUS) 

Autistic boy found living alone with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Re...   (The News & Observer) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee S...   (The State) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse | ASSOCIATED PRESS | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home -- watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee...   (Newsday) 

Boy lives 3 days with mother's corpse Associated Press | EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same a...   (Azcentral) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee ...   (Seattle Post) 

The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Calls for National Action Plan on Mental Illness and Mental Health | OTTAWA, May 25 /CNW/ - The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) is pleased to see that health care is such a significant priority for Prime Minister Paul Martin, but is con...   (Canada Newswire) 

Edmond Teachers Find Missing 6-Year-Old Boy Two Edmond teachers found an autistic boy who disappeared after his mother passed away last week. | ••• |   | Tremaine Douglas, 6, had missed three days of school when his kindergarten teachers b...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Archived on Thursday May 27 at 10.53am:

Autistic children show outstanding musical skills (ScienceBlog.com - 5 minutes ago). .. In one of the tests four children from the autism group achieved a score of.. Autistic children can be highly analytical listeners and are able to access musical..

New evidence that Michelangelo may have suffered from Asperger.. (News-Medical.net, World - 2 hours ago). Asperger’s is similar to autism but sufferers can function better than autistic individuals and have normal intelligence. The..

Parents of Children With Autism Show Support for County Boards of.. (PR Newswire (press release) - 4 hours ago). COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Central Ohio Families for Effective Autism Treatment (COFEAT) is announcing its support for changes to the rules..

Parents of Children With Autism Show Support for County Boards of.. (Yahoo News (press release) - 5 hours ago). COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Central Ohio Families for Effective Autism Treatment (COFEAT) is announcing its support for changes to the rules..

Autistic children are gifted with outstanding musical skills! (Webindia123.com, India - 6 hours ago). .. which autistic children will be taught to read musical notation. Heaton and Happe's research compared the skills of six to 19 year old individuals with autism,..

Panel aims to quash fear of link to autism (DetNews.com, MI - 9 hours ago). .. a large-scale report aimed at snuffing out any embers of doubt, a US government panel has concluded decisively that childhood vaccinations do not cause autism...

Dogs help autistic child's progress (KING5.com (subscription), WA - 15 hours ago). By JEAN ENERSEN / KING 5 News. "There were tantrums, banging the head against the wall, just out-of-control behavior, really. It..

Was Michelangelo autistic? Asks the Royal Society of Medicine, UK (Medical News Today, UK - 16 hours ago). Asperger’s is similar to autism but sufferers can function better than autistic individuals and have normal intelligence. The..

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead.. (CBC News, Canada - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware..

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse (USA Today - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home — watching cartoons and unaware that..

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse (Guardian, UK - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his..

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse (Atlanta Journal Constitution (subscription), GA - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP)--An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home--watching cartoons and unaware that his..

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead.. (CJAD, Canada - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware..

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead.. (Canoe.ca, Canada - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware..

Autistic Boy Found Living With Mother's Corpse (Local6.com, FL - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home -- watching cartoons and unaware that his..

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother..

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse (Macon Telegraph, GA - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother..

Autistic boy found living alone with mother's corpse (Mid Columbia Tri City Herald, WA - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his..

Autistic boy found living alone with mother's corpse (Fresno Bee, CA - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his..

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse (New York Newsday, NY - 17 hours ago). By Associated Press. EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home -- watching cartoons and..

Archived on Friday May 28 at 2.04am:

Autistic boy found alone after three days with mother's corpse An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee Specht and Sandra Owe...   (NZ Herald) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)   CREDIT: (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)  ...   (Canada Dot Com) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE) | TORONTO (CP) - He was a 14th-century monk in ...   (National Post) 

Why babies and infants should learn English Research has proved that by the age of six the human brain has achieved all significant growth.It is in the very first six years of life that the brain absorbs facts and information and stores them in...   (Independent Online) 

Troubled child agency is taken to court again | NORTHEAST VALLEY - The state Department of Economic Security is back in court with Teen Reach after an investigation confirmed the Christian organization is operating its group homes for troubled te...   (Azcentral) 

Education board hears views on exit tests About 50 Marylanders sounded off on the state's proposed high school exit tests yesterday, and at the end of a long afternoon, schools Superintendent Nancy S. Grasmick pronounced the exercise "affirmi...   (Baltimore Sun) 

U.s. Digest McALESTER, Okla. | Nichols jury begins | deliberating today | Jurors were to begin deliberating this morning in Terry Nichols' state murder trial. The jurors got the case Tuesday after defense attorne...   (STL Today) 

'The truth is, I'm exhausting to live with' From a young age I suffered from anger, obsessions and extreme lack of concentration. I can remember often observing my peers' achievements in sport and academic work and seeing mine being way behind....   (The Guardian) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Canoe) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home — watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apar...   (USA Today) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment...   (myTELUS) 

Autistic boy found living alone with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Re...   (The News & Observer) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee S...   (The State) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse | ASSOCIATED PRESS | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home -- watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee...   (Newsday) 

Boy lives 3 days with mother's corpse Associated Press | EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same a...   (Azcentral) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee ...   (Seattle Post) 

The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Calls for National Action Plan on Mental Illness and Mental Health | OTTAWA, May 25 /CNW/ - The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) is pleased to see that health care is such a significant priority for Prime Minister Paul Martin, but is con...   (Canada Newswire) 

Edmond Teachers Find Missing 6-Year-Old Boy Two Edmond teachers found an autistic boy who disappeared after his mother passed away last week. | ••• |   | Tremaine Douglas, 6, had missed three days of school when his kindergarten teachers b...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Archived on Friday May 28 at 2.04am:

Autistic children show outstanding musical skills (ScienceBlog.com - 5 minutes ago). .. In one of the tests four children from the autism group achieved a score of.. Autistic children can be highly analytical listeners and are able to access musical..

New evidence that Michelangelo may have suffered from Asperger.. (News-Medical.net, World - 2 hours ago). Asperger’s is similar to autism but sufferers can function better than autistic individuals and have normal intelligence. The..

Parents of Children With Autism Show Support for County Boards of.. (PR Newswire (press release) - 4 hours ago). COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Central Ohio Families for Effective Autism Treatment (COFEAT) is announcing its support for changes to the rules..

Parents of Children With Autism Show Support for County Boards of.. (Yahoo News (press release) - 5 hours ago). COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Central Ohio Families for Effective Autism Treatment (COFEAT) is announcing its support for changes to the rules..

Autistic children are gifted with outstanding musical skills! (Webindia123.com, India - 6 hours ago). .. which autistic children will be taught to read musical notation. Heaton and Happe's research compared the skills of six to 19 year old individuals with autism,..

Panel aims to quash fear of link to autism (DetNews.com, MI - 9 hours ago). .. a large-scale report aimed at snuffing out any embers of doubt, a US government panel has concluded decisively that childhood vaccinations do not cause autism...

Dogs help autistic child's progress (KING5.com (subscription), WA - 15 hours ago). By JEAN ENERSEN / KING 5 News. "There were tantrums, banging the head against the wall, just out-of-control behavior, really. It..

Was Michelangelo autistic? Asks the Royal Society of Medicine, UK (Medical News Today, UK - 16 hours ago). Asperger’s is similar to autism but sufferers can function better than autistic individuals and have normal intelligence. The..

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead.. (CBC News, Canada - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware..

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse (USA Today - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home — watching cartoons and unaware that..

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse (Guardian, UK - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his..

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse (Atlanta Journal Constitution (subscription), GA - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP)--An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home--watching cartoons and unaware that his..

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead.. (CJAD, Canada - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware..

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead.. (Canoe.ca, Canada - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware..

Autistic Boy Found Living With Mother's Corpse (Local6.com, FL - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home -- watching cartoons and unaware that his..

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother..

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse (Macon Telegraph, GA - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother..

Autistic boy found living alone with mother's corpse (Mid Columbia Tri City Herald, WA - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his..

Autistic boy found living alone with mother's corpse (Fresno Bee, CA - 17 hours ago). EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his..

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse (New York Newsday, NY - 17 hours ago). By Associated Press. EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home -- watching cartoons and..

Archived on Friday May 28 at 6.45pm:

Autistic boy found alone after three days with mother's corpse An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee Specht and Sandra Owe...   (NZ Herald) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)   CREDIT: (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)  ...   (Canada Dot Com) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE) | TORONTO (CP) - He was a 14th-century monk in ...   (National Post) 

Why babies and infants should learn English Research has proved that by the age of six the human brain has achieved all significant growth.It is in the very first six years of life that the brain absorbs facts and information and stores them in...   (Independent Online) 

Troubled child agency is taken to court again | NORTHEAST VALLEY - The state Department of Economic Security is back in court with Teen Reach after an investigation confirmed the Christian organization is operating its group homes for troubled te...   (Azcentral) 

Education board hears views on exit tests About 50 Marylanders sounded off on the state's proposed high school exit tests yesterday, and at the end of a long afternoon, schools Superintendent Nancy S. Grasmick pronounced the exercise "affirmi...   (Baltimore Sun) 

U.s. Digest McALESTER, Okla. | Nichols jury begins | deliberating today | Jurors were to begin deliberating this morning in Terry Nichols' state murder trial. The jurors got the case Tuesday after defense attorne...   (STL Today) 

'The truth is, I'm exhausting to live with' From a young age I suffered from anger, obsessions and extreme lack of concentration. I can remember often observing my peers' achievements in sport and academic work and seeing mine being way behind....   (The Guardian) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Canoe) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home — watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apar...   (USA Today) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment...   (myTELUS) 

Autistic boy found living alone with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Re...   (The News & Observer) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee S...   (The State) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse | ASSOCIATED PRESS | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home -- watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee...   (Newsday) 

Boy lives 3 days with mother's corpse Associated Press | EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same a...   (Azcentral) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee ...   (Seattle Post) 

The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Calls for National Action Plan on Mental Illness and Mental Health | OTTAWA, May 25 /CNW/ - The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) is pleased to see that health care is such a significant priority for Prime Minister Paul Martin, but is con...   (Canada Newswire) 

Edmond Teachers Find Missing 6-Year-Old Boy Two Edmond teachers found an autistic boy who disappeared after his mother passed away last week. | ••• |   | Tremaine Douglas, 6, had missed three days of school when his kindergarten teachers b...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Archived on Saturday May 29 at 4.14pm:

Autistic boy found alone after three days with mother's corpse An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee Specht and Sandra Owe...   (NZ Herald) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)   CREDIT: (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)  ...   (Canada Dot Com) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE) | TORONTO (CP) - He was a 14th-century monk in ...   (National Post) 

Why babies and infants should learn English Research has proved that by the age of six the human brain has achieved all significant growth.It is in the very first six years of life that the brain absorbs facts and information and stores them in...   (Independent Online) 

Troubled child agency is taken to court again | NORTHEAST VALLEY - The state Department of Economic Security is back in court with Teen Reach after an investigation confirmed the Christian organization is operating its group homes for troubled te...   (Azcentral) 

Education board hears views on exit tests About 50 Marylanders sounded off on the state's proposed high school exit tests yesterday, and at the end of a long afternoon, schools Superintendent Nancy S. Grasmick pronounced the exercise "affirmi...   (Baltimore Sun) 

U.s. Digest McALESTER, Okla. | Nichols jury begins | deliberating today | Jurors were to begin deliberating this morning in Terry Nichols' state murder trial. The jurors got the case Tuesday after defense attorne...   (STL Today) 

'The truth is, I'm exhausting to live with' From a young age I suffered from anger, obsessions and extreme lack of concentration. I can remember often observing my peers' achievements in sport and academic work and seeing mine being way behind....   (The Guardian) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Canoe) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home — watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apar...   (USA Today) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment...   (myTELUS) 

Autistic boy found living alone with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Re...   (The News & Observer) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee S...   (The State) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse | ASSOCIATED PRESS | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home -- watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee...   (Newsday) 

Boy lives 3 days with mother's corpse Associated Press | EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same a...   (Azcentral) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee ...   (Seattle Post) 

The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Calls for National Action Plan on Mental Illness and Mental Health | OTTAWA, May 25 /CNW/ - The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) is pleased to see that health care is such a significant priority for Prime Minister Paul Martin, but is con...   (Canada Newswire) 

Edmond Teachers Find Missing 6-Year-Old Boy Two Edmond teachers found an autistic boy who disappeared after his mother passed away last week. | ••• |   | Tremaine Douglas, 6, had missed three days of school when his kindergarten teachers b...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Archived on Sunday May 30 at 7.45am:

Autistic boy found alone after three days with mother's corpse An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee Specht and Sandra Owe...   (NZ Herald) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)   CREDIT: (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)  ...   (Canada Dot Com) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE) | TORONTO (CP) - He was a 14th-century monk in ...   (National Post) 

Why babies and infants should learn English Research has proved that by the age of six the human brain has achieved all significant growth.It is in the very first six years of life that the brain absorbs facts and information and stores them in...   (Independent Online) 

Troubled child agency is taken to court again | NORTHEAST VALLEY - The state Department of Economic Security is back in court with Teen Reach after an investigation confirmed the Christian organization is operating its group homes for troubled te...   (Azcentral) 

Education board hears views on exit tests About 50 Marylanders sounded off on the state's proposed high school exit tests yesterday, and at the end of a long afternoon, schools Superintendent Nancy S. Grasmick pronounced the exercise "affirmi...   (Baltimore Sun) 

U.s. Digest McALESTER, Okla. | Nichols jury begins | deliberating today | Jurors were to begin deliberating this morning in Terry Nichols' state murder trial. The jurors got the case Tuesday after defense attorne...   (STL Today) 

'The truth is, I'm exhausting to live with' From a young age I suffered from anger, obsessions and extreme lack of concentration. I can remember often observing my peers' achievements in sport and academic work and seeing mine being way behind....   (The Guardian) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Canoe) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home — watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apar...   (USA Today) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment...   (myTELUS) 

Autistic boy found living alone with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Re...   (The News & Observer) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee S...   (The State) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse | ASSOCIATED PRESS | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home -- watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee...   (Newsday) 

Boy lives 3 days with mother's corpse Associated Press | EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same a...   (Azcentral) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee ...   (Seattle Post) 

The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Calls for National Action Plan on Mental Illness and Mental Health | OTTAWA, May 25 /CNW/ - The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) is pleased to see that health care is such a significant priority for Prime Minister Paul Martin, but is con...   (Canada Newswire) 

Edmond Teachers Find Missing 6-Year-Old Boy Two Edmond teachers found an autistic boy who disappeared after his mother passed away last week. | ••• |   | Tremaine Douglas, 6, had missed three days of school when his kindergarten teachers b...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Archived on Sunday May 30 at 7.45am:

Dealing with autism ills via diet (Arizona Republic, AZ - 9 hours ago). .. development disorders such as autism, Asperger's syndrome and.. alternative information on autism spectrum disorders.. language skills and became severely autistic...

Autistic Children May Hide Musical Talents (WebMD - 20 hours ago). .. In addition, the autistic children performed on par with the other.. octaves, despite the well-known difficulties in generalization associated with autism...

Weight and Leptin Changes Among Risperidone-Treated Youths With.. (Am J Psychiatry (subscription), United States - 21 hours ago). .. J. McDougle, MD , Elaine Tierney, MD , Shirley Chuang, MS , and Benedetto Vitiello, MD the Research Units on Pediatric Psychopharmacology Autism Network...

Weight and Leptin Changes Among Risperidone-Treated Youths With.. (Am J Psychiatry (subscription), United States - 21 hours ago). .. J. McDougle, MD , Elaine Tierney, MD , Shirley Chuang, MS , and Benedetto Vitiello, MD the Research Units on Pediatric Psychopharmacology Autism Network...

Relatives mourn death of autistic boy's mom (NewsOK.com (subscription), OK - May 28, 2004). .. Her family admits Margaret's top concern was her six-year-old son Tremaine. An autistic child, nothing meant more to her than caring for him...

Davie students plant butterfly garden with autistic classmates (South Florida Sun-Sentinel, FL - May 28, 2004). .. they ask me questions, they may not say the question properly," she said of the autistic children... To find out more about the autism program, call 954-382-6350..

Effects of autism on families (News-Medical.net, World - May 27, 2004). Having an autistic child in the family can have a huge impact on family relationships, and can especially impact on the siblings of children with autism...

New autism network to be unveiled (Hillsboro Argus, OR - May 27, 2004). Parents and health care providers are invited to attend the OASIS 2004 Autism Conference to learn more about a new network of national universities who are..

Center Helps Autistic Children Into Mainstream (INDYchannel.com, IN - May 27, 2004). The Verbal Behavior Center for Autism in Fishers is one of two facilities in the area dedicated to helping autistic kids lead normal lives, Staying Healthy's..

Families affected by autism connect at farm (Hillsborough Beacon, NJ - May 27, 2004). .. The next in a series of events designed for autistic children and their.. nonprofit organization that provides practical information to the autism community by..

Autistic Children Show Outstanding Musical Skills (Science Daily (press release) - May 27, 2004). .. In one of the tests four children from the autism group achieved a score of.. Autistic children can be highly analytical listeners and are able to access musical..

Greater funding urged for autism 'epidemic' (ABC Online, Australia - May 27, 2004). .. Early intervention programs are vital in teaching very young autistic children these skills... VALERIE PRESTON, AUTISM QUEENSLAND: We're getting a vast number of..

FEARS FOR FUTURE OF AUTISM GROUP (Doncaster Today, UK - May 27, 2004). .. 105,000 of government funding, Doncaster Autistic Society helps.. whose son Wesley, 12,has autism, said the.. the society, whose son had Asperger's syndrome, said..

Broward teen convicted of drowning autistic boy to get new trial (South Florida Sun-Sentinel, FL - May 26, 2004). A Broward County teen convicted of drowning a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial because detectives did not tell him he could have an attorney..

Broward teen convicted of drowning autistic boy to get new trial (Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel, FL - May 26, 2004). A Broward County teen convicted of drowning a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial because detectives did not tell him he could have an attorney..

Did Michelangelo Have Autism (WebMD - May 26, 2004). .. from high-functioning autism, called Asperger's syndrome, says Arshad. Some of his evidence: The men in Michelangelo's family "displayed autistic traits" and..

Conviction In Autistic Boy's Drowning Thrown Out (Click10.com, FL - May 26, 2004). BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. -- A mentally challenged teenager convicted in the drowning death of a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial...

Manslaughter conviction in death of autistic child overturned. (Miami Herald (subscription), FL - May 26, 2004). An appeals court Wednesday overturned the manslaughter conviction of Gorman Roberts Jr., a teen investigators said watched a 5-year-old autistic boy sink..

Autistic children show outstanding musical skills (ScienceBlog.com - May 26, 2004). .. In one of the tests four children from the autism group achieved a score of.. Autistic children can be highly analytical listeners and are able to access musical..

New evidence that Michelangelo may have suffered from Asperger.. (News-Medical.net, World - May 26, 2004). Asperger’s is similar to autism but sufferers can function better than autistic individuals and have normal intelligence. The..

Archived on Monday May 31 at 3.34am:

Autistic boy found alone after three days with mother's corpse An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee Specht and Sandra Owe...   (NZ Herald) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)   CREDIT: (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)  ...   (Canada Dot Com) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE) | TORONTO (CP) - He was a 14th-century monk in ...   (National Post) 

Why babies and infants should learn English Research has proved that by the age of six the human brain has achieved all significant growth.It is in the very first six years of life that the brain absorbs facts and information and stores them in...   (Independent Online) 

Troubled child agency is taken to court again | NORTHEAST VALLEY - The state Department of Economic Security is back in court with Teen Reach after an investigation confirmed the Christian organization is operating its group homes for troubled te...   (Azcentral) 

Education board hears views on exit tests About 50 Marylanders sounded off on the state's proposed high school exit tests yesterday, and at the end of a long afternoon, schools Superintendent Nancy S. Grasmick pronounced the exercise "affirmi...   (Baltimore Sun) 

U.s. Digest McALESTER, Okla. | Nichols jury begins | deliberating today | Jurors were to begin deliberating this morning in Terry Nichols' state murder trial. The jurors got the case Tuesday after defense attorne...   (STL Today) 

'The truth is, I'm exhausting to live with' From a young age I suffered from anger, obsessions and extreme lack of concentration. I can remember often observing my peers' achievements in sport and academic work and seeing mine being way behind....   (The Guardian) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Canoe) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home — watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apar...   (USA Today) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment...   (myTELUS) 

Autistic boy found living alone with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Re...   (The News & Observer) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee S...   (The State) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse | ASSOCIATED PRESS | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home -- watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee...   (Newsday) 

Boy lives 3 days with mother's corpse Associated Press | EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same a...   (Azcentral) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee ...   (Seattle Post) 

The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Calls for National Action Plan on Mental Illness and Mental Health | OTTAWA, May 25 /CNW/ - The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) is pleased to see that health care is such a significant priority for Prime Minister Paul Martin, but is con...   (Canada Newswire) 

Edmond Teachers Find Missing 6-Year-Old Boy Two Edmond teachers found an autistic boy who disappeared after his mother passed away last week. | ••• |   | Tremaine Douglas, 6, had missed three days of school when his kindergarten teachers b...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Archived on Monday May 31 at 3.34am:

Nudged from their shells, autistic kids succeed (Palm Beach Post, FL - 9 hours ago). .. So there I was on the next to the last day of school, wondering: Just how do you teach the autistic?.. People mistake autism for retardation," Anderson explained..

Dealing with autism ills via diet (Arizona Republic, AZ - May 28, 2004). .. development disorders such as autism, Asperger's syndrome and.. alternative information on autism spectrum disorders.. language skills and became severely autistic...

Autistic Children May Hide Musical Talents (WebMD - May 28, 2004). .. In addition, the autistic children performed on par with the other.. octaves, despite the well-known difficulties in generalization associated with autism...

Weight and Leptin Changes Among Risperidone-Treated Youths With.. (Am J Psychiatry (subscription), United States - May 28, 2004). .. J. McDougle, MD , Elaine Tierney, MD , Shirley Chuang, MS , and Benedetto Vitiello, MD the Research Units on Pediatric Psychopharmacology Autism Network...

Weight and Leptin Changes Among Risperidone-Treated Youths With.. (Am J Psychiatry (subscription), United States - May 28, 2004). .. J. McDougle, MD , Elaine Tierney, MD , Shirley Chuang, MS , and Benedetto Vitiello, MD the Research Units on Pediatric Psychopharmacology Autism Network...

Relatives mourn death of autistic boy's mom (NewsOK.com (subscription), OK - May 28, 2004). .. Her family admits Margaret's top concern was her six-year-old son Tremaine. An autistic child, nothing meant more to her than caring for him...

Davie students plant butterfly garden with autistic classmates (South Florida Sun-Sentinel, FL - May 28, 2004). .. they ask me questions, they may not say the question properly," she said of the autistic children... To find out more about the autism program, call 954-382-6350..

Effects of autism on families (News-Medical.net, World - May 27, 2004). Having an autistic child in the family can have a huge impact on family relationships, and can especially impact on the siblings of children with autism...

New autism network to be unveiled (Hillsboro Argus, OR - May 27, 2004). Parents and health care providers are invited to attend the OASIS 2004 Autism Conference to learn more about a new network of national universities who are..

Center Helps Autistic Children Into Mainstream (INDYchannel.com, IN - May 27, 2004). The Verbal Behavior Center for Autism in Fishers is one of two facilities in the area dedicated to helping autistic kids lead normal lives, Staying Healthy's..

Families affected by autism connect at farm (Hillsborough Beacon, NJ - May 27, 2004). .. The next in a series of events designed for autistic children and their.. nonprofit organization that provides practical information to the autism community by..

Autistic Children Show Outstanding Musical Skills (Science Daily (press release) - May 27, 2004). .. In one of the tests four children from the autism group achieved a score of.. Autistic children can be highly analytical listeners and are able to access musical..

Greater funding urged for autism 'epidemic' (ABC Online, Australia - May 27, 2004). .. Early intervention programs are vital in teaching very young autistic children these skills... VALERIE PRESTON, AUTISM QUEENSLAND: We're getting a vast number of..

FEARS FOR FUTURE OF AUTISM GROUP (Doncaster Today, UK - May 27, 2004). .. 105,000 of government funding, Doncaster Autistic Society helps.. whose son Wesley, 12,has autism, said the.. the society, whose son had Asperger's syndrome, said..

Broward teen convicted of drowning autistic boy to get new trial (South Florida Sun-Sentinel, FL - May 26, 2004). A Broward County teen convicted of drowning a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial because detectives did not tell him he could have an attorney..

Broward teen convicted of drowning autistic boy to get new trial (Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel, FL - May 26, 2004). A Broward County teen convicted of drowning a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial because detectives did not tell him he could have an attorney..

Did Michelangelo Have Autism (WebMD - May 26, 2004). .. from high-functioning autism, called Asperger's syndrome, says Arshad. Some of his evidence: The men in Michelangelo's family "displayed autistic traits" and..

Conviction In Autistic Boy's Drowning Thrown Out (Click10.com, FL - May 26, 2004). BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. -- A mentally challenged teenager convicted in the drowning death of a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial...

Manslaughter conviction in death of autistic child overturned. (Miami Herald (subscription), FL - May 26, 2004). An appeals court Wednesday overturned the manslaughter conviction of Gorman Roberts Jr., a teen investigators said watched a 5-year-old autistic boy sink..

Autistic children show outstanding musical skills (ScienceBlog.com - May 26, 2004). .. In one of the tests four children from the autism group achieved a score of.. Autistic children can be highly analytical listeners and are able to access musical..

Archived on Monday May 31 at 6.56pm:

Autistic boy found alone after three days with mother's corpse An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee Specht and Sandra Owe...   (NZ Herald) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)   CREDIT: (CP Archive/HO/SPACE)  ...   (Canada Dot Com) 

The Devil you don't know stars in new homegrown fantasy series The Collector Actors Chris Kramer (left) as Jeri Slate and Ellen Dubin as Morgan Pym are shown in this undated handout image from The Collector. (CP Archive/HO/SPACE) | TORONTO (CP) - He was a 14th-century monk in ...   (National Post) 

Why babies and infants should learn English Research has proved that by the age of six the human brain has achieved all significant growth.It is in the very first six years of life that the brain absorbs facts and information and stores them in...   (Independent Online) 

Troubled child agency is taken to court again | NORTHEAST VALLEY - The state Department of Economic Security is back in court with Teen Reach after an investigation confirmed the Christian organization is operating its group homes for troubled te...   (Azcentral) 

Education board hears views on exit tests About 50 Marylanders sounded off on the state's proposed high school exit tests yesterday, and at the end of a long afternoon, schools Superintendent Nancy S. Grasmick pronounced the exercise "affirmi...   (Baltimore Sun) 

U.s. Digest McALESTER, Okla. | Nichols jury begins | deliberating today | Jurors were to begin deliberating this morning in Terry Nichols' state murder trial. The jurors got the case Tuesday after defense attorne...   (STL Today) 

'The truth is, I'm exhausting to live with' From a young age I suffered from anger, obsessions and extreme lack of concentration. I can remember often observing my peers' achievements in sport and academic work and seeing mine being way behind....   (The Guardian) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Canoe) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home — watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apar...   (USA Today) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Autistic Oklahoma boy found at home unaware mother had been dead 3 days | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic Oklahoma boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware his mother was dead in the same apartment...   (myTELUS) 

Autistic boy found living alone with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Re...   (The News & Observer) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee S...   (The State) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse | ASSOCIATED PRESS | EDMOND, Okla. (AP) - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Autistic Boy Found With Mother's Corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home -- watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee...   (Newsday) 

Boy lives 3 days with mother's corpse Associated Press | EDMOND, Okla. - An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same a...   (Azcentral) 

Autistic boy found with mother's corpse EDMOND, Okla. -- An autistic boy who missed three days of school was found by his kindergarten teachers at home - watching cartoons and unaware that his mother was dead in the same apartment. | Renee ...   (Seattle Post) 

The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Calls for National Action Plan on Mental Illness and Mental Health | OTTAWA, May 25 /CNW/ - The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) is pleased to see that health care is such a significant priority for Prime Minister Paul Martin, but is con...   (Canada Newswire) 

Edmond Teachers Find Missing 6-Year-Old Boy Two Edmond teachers found an autistic boy who disappeared after his mother passed away last week. | ••• |   | Tremaine Douglas, 6, had missed three days of school when his kindergarten teachers b...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Archived on Monday May 31 at 6.56pm:

Nudged from their shells, autistic kids succeed (Palm Beach Post, FL - 9 hours ago). .. So there I was on the next to the last day of school, wondering: Just how do you teach the autistic?.. People mistake autism for retardation," Anderson explained..

Dealing with autism ills via diet (Arizona Republic, AZ - May 28, 2004). .. development disorders such as autism, Asperger's syndrome and.. alternative information on autism spectrum disorders.. language skills and became severely autistic...

Autistic Children May Hide Musical Talents (WebMD - May 28, 2004). .. In addition, the autistic children performed on par with the other.. octaves, despite the well-known difficulties in generalization associated with autism...

Weight and Leptin Changes Among Risperidone-Treated Youths With.. (Am J Psychiatry (subscription), United States - May 28, 2004). .. J. McDougle, MD , Elaine Tierney, MD , Shirley Chuang, MS , and Benedetto Vitiello, MD the Research Units on Pediatric Psychopharmacology Autism Network...

Weight and Leptin Changes Among Risperidone-Treated Youths With.. (Am J Psychiatry (subscription), United States - May 28, 2004). .. J. McDougle, MD , Elaine Tierney, MD , Shirley Chuang, MS , and Benedetto Vitiello, MD the Research Units on Pediatric Psychopharmacology Autism Network...

Relatives mourn death of autistic boy's mom (NewsOK.com (subscription), OK - May 28, 2004). .. Her family admits Margaret's top concern was her six-year-old son Tremaine. An autistic child, nothing meant more to her than caring for him...

Davie students plant butterfly garden with autistic classmates (South Florida Sun-Sentinel, FL - May 28, 2004). .. they ask me questions, they may not say the question properly," she said of the autistic children... To find out more about the autism program, call 954-382-6350..

Effects of autism on families (News-Medical.net, World - May 27, 2004). Having an autistic child in the family can have a huge impact on family relationships, and can especially impact on the siblings of children with autism...

New autism network to be unveiled (Hillsboro Argus, OR - May 27, 2004). Parents and health care providers are invited to attend the OASIS 2004 Autism Conference to learn more about a new network of national universities who are..

Center Helps Autistic Children Into Mainstream (INDYchannel.com, IN - May 27, 2004). The Verbal Behavior Center for Autism in Fishers is one of two facilities in the area dedicated to helping autistic kids lead normal lives, Staying Healthy's..

Families affected by autism connect at farm (Hillsborough Beacon, NJ - May 27, 2004). .. The next in a series of events designed for autistic children and their.. nonprofit organization that provides practical information to the autism community by..

Autistic Children Show Outstanding Musical Skills (Science Daily (press release) - May 27, 2004). .. In one of the tests four children from the autism group achieved a score of.. Autistic children can be highly analytical listeners and are able to access musical..

Greater funding urged for autism 'epidemic' (ABC Online, Australia - May 27, 2004). .. Early intervention programs are vital in teaching very young autistic children these skills... VALERIE PRESTON, AUTISM QUEENSLAND: We're getting a vast number of..

FEARS FOR FUTURE OF AUTISM GROUP (Doncaster Today, UK - May 27, 2004). .. 105,000 of government funding, Doncaster Autistic Society helps.. whose son Wesley, 12,has autism, said the.. the society, whose son had Asperger's syndrome, said..

Broward teen convicted of drowning autistic boy to get new trial (South Florida Sun-Sentinel, FL - May 26, 2004). A Broward County teen convicted of drowning a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial because detectives did not tell him he could have an attorney..

Broward teen convicted of drowning autistic boy to get new trial (Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel, FL - May 26, 2004). A Broward County teen convicted of drowning a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial because detectives did not tell him he could have an attorney..

Did Michelangelo Have Autism (WebMD - May 26, 2004). .. from high-functioning autism, called Asperger's syndrome, says Arshad. Some of his evidence: The men in Michelangelo's family "displayed autistic traits" and..

Conviction In Autistic Boy's Drowning Thrown Out (Click10.com, FL - May 26, 2004). BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. -- A mentally challenged teenager convicted in the drowning death of a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial...

Manslaughter conviction in death of autistic child overturned. (Miami Herald (subscription), FL - May 26, 2004). An appeals court Wednesday overturned the manslaughter conviction of Gorman Roberts Jr., a teen investigators said watched a 5-year-old autistic boy sink..

Autistic children show outstanding musical skills (ScienceBlog.com - May 26, 2004). .. In one of the tests four children from the autism group achieved a score of.. Autistic children can be highly analytical listeners and are able to access musical..

Archived on Tuesday June 1 at 11.56am:

Michelangelo may have had autistic talent Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", say two experts in autism. | The 16th-century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome. | People with t...   (NZ Herald) 

When love is not enough She was a good mother. Dozens of people said so. From her teenage daughter and estranged husband, to the staff at the bank and local video store where she would take her autistic son, patiently dealin...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Michelangelo 'may have been autistic', say experts Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", according to and Irish expert in autism. | The 16th century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome, i...   (Online Ireland) 

Michelangelo a 'Renaissance Rain Man' Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", according to two experts in autism. | The 16th century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome, it is ...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

D-Day events put politics and protocol to test PARIS Franklin Roosevelt loathed Charles de Gaulle and de Gaulle loathed him back. | The Free French leader was given only two days' notice that 150,000 American and other foreign troops were coming b...   (International Herald Tribune) 

School chief must be up to grade Elk Grove residents have definite ideas about candidates for the job. By Jocelyn Wiener -- Bee Staff Writer | Wanted: someone who cares about students, works well with staff, has high academic standar...   (Sacramento Bee) 

This iron lady was NOT for returning Where's my washing, pleads Belfast mum | 30 May 2004 | THE EAST Belfast mum of a disabled son is in a bit of a lather . . . over the mystery of her missing laundry! | Maureen Robinson handed over a ba...   (Belfast Telegraph) 

This meeting was nothing to laugh about | Political Insider is a tongue-in-cheek look at the past week in Arizona Politics. | Rep. Sylvia Laughter was not laughing when she left Gov. Janet Napolitano's office Wednesday after a meet and gree...   (Azcentral) 

YMCA Scholar-Athlete capsules BASEBALL | Name: Matthew Charlton | School: Bethel Park | Sport: Baseball | Class rank: 13 of 452, 4.32 GPA | Academic accomplishments: Member of National Honor Society, Johns Hopkins Math & Science T...   (Pittsburgh Tribune Review) 

A cultural punchbag IT IS no surprise that James Boyle came out in defence of Jack McConnell over the Scottish Opera row. As a former thinking person's punchbag for crimes against Radio 4 and Radio Scotland, the 56-year-...   (Scotsman) 

'Gardeners are the personification of an unkempt, dysfunctional society' Once a year, the bit of Chelsea where I live grows thick with apple-cheeked OAPs, Crabtree & Evelyn scents and Laura Ashley frocks. There's not a parking space to be had, well-heeled hordes trampl...   (The Observer) 

'Now they will realise that I am a genius' This is the first time I have interviewed a self-declared genius, also the first time I have interviewed a self-declared panty fetishist, so Colin Wilson is quite a catch. He has been declaring his ge...   (The Observer) 

When children's health falters, their learning often does, too When children's health falters, their learning often does, too Nurses, when available, find themselves battling more serious conditions By MEG KISSINGER | Last Updated: May 29, 2004 | Bonnie Creighton...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Mother of child killed when chained to bed convicted An Arkansas woman has been convicted of manslaughter after her 10-year-old daughter - chained to a bed by her ankles - was killed in a house fire. | After convicting Teresa Dick, 31, of manslaughter a...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Arizona news briefs | Women's Partnership | will hold fund-raiser | PHOENIX - The Arizona Women's Partnership Inc. is sponsoring a Wine, Women and Jazz fund-raiser. It will take place from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the Ri...   (Azcentral) 

Ark. Mother Convicted in Death of Child CLARKSVILLE, Ark. - A woman was convicted in the death of her 10-year-old daughter, who was killed in a house fire last year because she was chained to a bed by her ankles. | After convicting Teresa D...   (The State) 

Ark. Mother Convicted in Death of Child CLARKSVILLE, Ark. -- A woman was convicted in the death of her 10-year-old daughter, who was killed in a house fire last year because she was chained to a bed by her ankles. | After convicting Teresa ...   (Newsday) 

Jury convicts Ark. mother in death of child chained to bed during house fire CLARKSVILLE, Ark. (AP) - A woman was convicted in the death of her 10-year-old daughter, who was killed in a house fire last year because she was chained to a bed by her ankles. | After convicting Ter...   (Canoe) 

Mr Snow did not know he owned debt issued by government-sponsored mortgage players. -- AP INVESTMENT OVERSIGHT | WASHINGTON - US Treasury Secretary John Snow, a strong advocate for tighter government controls over the biggest players in America's mortgage industry, was red-faced when he di...   (The Straits Times) 

Ark. Mother Convicted in Death of Child | ASSOCIATED PRESS | CLARKSVILLE, Ark. (AP) - A woman was convicted in the death of her 10-year-old daughter, who was killed in a house fire last year because she was chained to a bed by her ankles. |...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Archived on Tuesday June 1 at 11.56am:

Nudged from their shells, autistic kids succeed (Palm Beach Post, FL - 9 hours ago). .. So there I was on the next to the last day of school, wondering: Just how do you teach the autistic?.. People mistake autism for retardation," Anderson explained..

Dealing with autism ills via diet (Arizona Republic, AZ - May 28, 2004). .. development disorders such as autism, Asperger's syndrome and.. alternative information on autism spectrum disorders.. language skills and became severely autistic...

Autistic Children May Hide Musical Talents (WebMD - May 28, 2004). .. In addition, the autistic children performed on par with the other.. octaves, despite the well-known difficulties in generalization associated with autism...

Weight and Leptin Changes Among Risperidone-Treated Youths With.. (Am J Psychiatry (subscription), United States - May 28, 2004). .. J. McDougle, MD , Elaine Tierney, MD , Shirley Chuang, MS , and Benedetto Vitiello, MD the Research Units on Pediatric Psychopharmacology Autism Network...

Weight and Leptin Changes Among Risperidone-Treated Youths With.. (Am J Psychiatry (subscription), United States - May 28, 2004). .. J. McDougle, MD , Elaine Tierney, MD , Shirley Chuang, MS , and Benedetto Vitiello, MD the Research Units on Pediatric Psychopharmacology Autism Network...

Relatives mourn death of autistic boy's mom (NewsOK.com (subscription), OK - May 28, 2004). .. Her family admits Margaret's top concern was her six-year-old son Tremaine. An autistic child, nothing meant more to her than caring for him...

Davie students plant butterfly garden with autistic classmates (South Florida Sun-Sentinel, FL - May 28, 2004). .. they ask me questions, they may not say the question properly," she said of the autistic children... To find out more about the autism program, call 954-382-6350..

Effects of autism on families (News-Medical.net, World - May 27, 2004). Having an autistic child in the family can have a huge impact on family relationships, and can especially impact on the siblings of children with autism...

New autism network to be unveiled (Hillsboro Argus, OR - May 27, 2004). Parents and health care providers are invited to attend the OASIS 2004 Autism Conference to learn more about a new network of national universities who are..

Center Helps Autistic Children Into Mainstream (INDYchannel.com, IN - May 27, 2004). The Verbal Behavior Center for Autism in Fishers is one of two facilities in the area dedicated to helping autistic kids lead normal lives, Staying Healthy's..

Families affected by autism connect at farm (Hillsborough Beacon, NJ - May 27, 2004). .. The next in a series of events designed for autistic children and their.. nonprofit organization that provides practical information to the autism community by..

Autistic Children Show Outstanding Musical Skills (Science Daily (press release) - May 27, 2004). .. In one of the tests four children from the autism group achieved a score of.. Autistic children can be highly analytical listeners and are able to access musical..

Greater funding urged for autism 'epidemic' (ABC Online, Australia - May 27, 2004). .. Early intervention programs are vital in teaching very young autistic children these skills... VALERIE PRESTON, AUTISM QUEENSLAND: We're getting a vast number of..

FEARS FOR FUTURE OF AUTISM GROUP (Doncaster Today, UK - May 27, 2004). .. 105,000 of government funding, Doncaster Autistic Society helps.. whose son Wesley, 12,has autism, said the.. the society, whose son had Asperger's syndrome, said..

Broward teen convicted of drowning autistic boy to get new trial (South Florida Sun-Sentinel, FL - May 26, 2004). A Broward County teen convicted of drowning a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial because detectives did not tell him he could have an attorney..

Broward teen convicted of drowning autistic boy to get new trial (Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel, FL - May 26, 2004). A Broward County teen convicted of drowning a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial because detectives did not tell him he could have an attorney..

Did Michelangelo Have Autism (WebMD - May 26, 2004). .. from high-functioning autism, called Asperger's syndrome, says Arshad. Some of his evidence: The men in Michelangelo's family "displayed autistic traits" and..

Conviction In Autistic Boy's Drowning Thrown Out (Click10.com, FL - May 26, 2004). BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. -- A mentally challenged teenager convicted in the drowning death of a 5-year-old autistic boy will get a new trial...

Manslaughter conviction in death of autistic child overturned. (Miami Herald (subscription), FL - May 26, 2004). An appeals court Wednesday overturned the manslaughter conviction of Gorman Roberts Jr., a teen investigators said watched a 5-year-old autistic boy sink..

Autistic children show outstanding musical skills (ScienceBlog.com - May 26, 2004). .. In one of the tests four children from the autism group achieved a score of.. Autistic children can be highly analytical listeners and are able to access musical..

Archived on Wednesday June 2 at 4.00am:

Genius loner with no people skills By JAMES BURLEIGH | The exquisite ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, the Pieta, the statue of David - Michelangelo's works have long been recognised as the creations of a true genius. But two medi...   (NZ Herald) 

Nine pays for killer mother's story ON the eve of Daniela Dawes' sentencing hearing for suffocating her 10-year-old autistic son Jason, it has emerged that she has signed an exclusive media deal for an undisclosed sum of money. | ...   (The Australian) 

Colorado news roundup | Governor signs bill creating autism treatment fund | Statewide — Low-income parents whose children suffer from autism will be eligible for $2 million in aid next year after Gov. Bill Owens signed a ...   (Denver Post) 

Autism link to Michelangelo AFP | LONDON : Renaissance-era artistic genius Michelangelo might have had Asperger's syndrome, a milder form of autism which causes sufferers to have difficulties with social interaction, according t...   (The Times Of India) 

Mother and disabled son teach us about love | My sister Daphne stands at the front of the room silhouetted against the backdrop of colour and light. She stands alone, the focus of the many who fill this crowded hall and who have come to support...   (myTELUS) 

Media Advisory: Three Special Days at the Douglas Hospital Media Advisory: Three Special Days at the Douglas Hospital MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(CCNMatthews - Jun 1, 2004) - /T/ June 3 - New Day Hospital for Anorexia and Bulimia June 4 - Research Centre Open House Pr...   (CCN Matthews) 

Famous centre counsels exam teens Pupils who suffer severely from exam-related stress can sign up for therapy costing up to £500 a day at a counselling centre in East Sussex. | The Priory, which has centres across the UK, has now dedi...   (BBC News) 

Michelangelo linked with autism The artist Michelangelo may have suffered from the condition Asperger's Syndrome, according researchers. | Two experts in Asperger's, a milder form of autism, say the artist had many of the traits lin...   (BBC News) 

Best sellers: What's hot in the Midwest Hardcover Fiction | 1. The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown (Doubleday; $24.95) Murder leads to clues in the works of Leonardo. | 2. The Five People You Meet in Heaven, Mitch Albom (Hyperion; $19.95) Maintena...   (The Enquirer) 

Knowing you can relax: Priceless When Jasna Tome sent her 5-year-old to camp for the first time, she had good reason to worry. | Little Alex had severe autism and suffered from seizures. He was on a special diet, and needed medicatio...   (The Toronto Star) 

Deductible health possibilities for self-employed As a self-employed individual, courier Steve Hevesi has more than one option for making his family's medical expenses tax-deductible. | If he pays the expenses out of his pocket, he will be able to cl...   (The Toronto Star) 

Michelangelo may have suffered Asperger's syndrome AS AN artist, he was unmatched, an icon of tortured genius whose name became synonymous with the word "masterpiece". | But new evidence has shed fresh light on Michelangelo's artistic achievements, su...   (Scotsman) 

Worries on immigration SCOTLAND needs a net extra 8,000 to 10,000 new citizens every year for the next decade to keep its population from declining. Of course, we can survive with a smaller population, but if it is an agein...   (Scotsman) 

IT profession on board for the annual charity ball This year's Intellect ICT Industry Charity Ball, backed by Computer Weekly and the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, aims to raise more than £30,000 to help autistic children. | Th...   (Computer Weekly) 

Was Michelangelo's artistic genius a symptom of autism? By James Burleigh | Dr Muhammad Arshad, staff psychiatrist at Whiston Hospital in Prescot, Merseyside, and Professor Michael Fitzgerald, from Trinity College Dublin, have concluded that the Italian ar...   (The Independent) 

Michelangelo may have had autistic talent Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", say two experts in autism. | The 16th-century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome. | People with t...   (NZ Herald) 

Tuning in the field for a 600-mile success As I sit here recovering from the longest race of the year, I am just bursting wide open with pride because of what a total team effort we had. We started fourth, led 41 laps, held our own with the No...   (USA Today) 

When love is not enough She was a good mother. Dozens of people said so. From her teenage daughter and estranged husband, to the staff at the bank and local video store where she would take her autistic son, patiently dealin...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Michelangelo 'may have been autistic', say experts Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", according to and Irish expert in autism. | The 16th century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome, i...   (Online Ireland) 

Michelangelo a 'Renaissance Rain Man' Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", according to two experts in autism. | The 16th century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome, it is ...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Archived on Wednesday June 2 at 4.00am:

Scientists: Michelangelo May Have had Form of Autism (WTOP, D.C. - 3 hours ago). .. and grandfather and one of his brothers all displayed autistic tendencies.. life control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome..

Michelangelo linked with autism (BBC News, UK - 3 hours ago). Two experts in Asperger's, a milder form of autism, say the artist had.. father and grandfather, as well as one of his brothers, had autistic tendencies...

A helping hand for autistic kids (Rocky Mountain News, CO - 6 hours ago). .. what autism was when she first learned her son had it - a situation that has since changed. "At that time, you would tell someone that my kid is autistic," she..

Artist may have been autistic (News24, South Africa - 6 hours ago). .. and grandfather and one of his brothers all displayed autistic tendencies.. life control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome..

Parents Say Teacher Abused Autistic Student (WKYT, KY - 10 hours ago). TR and Sheila Smallwood claim Karen Williams bit the arm of their autistic 8-year-old son, who attends Howevalley Elementary School...

Michelangelo may have suffered Asperger's syndrome (The Scotsman, UK - 12 hours ago). .. interests, poor social and communication skills, and various issues of life- control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger’s syndrome..

Michelangelo may have had form of autism: scientists (Channel News Asia, Singapore - 13 hours ago). .. and grandfather and one of his brothers all displayed autistic tendencies.. life control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome..

Michelangelo may have suffered from autism (IrishExaminer.com (subscription), Ireland - 13 hours ago). .. mathematics. Now two leading authorities in autism are suggesting that Michelangelo met the criteria for Asperger’s. Dr Muhammad..

Was Michelangelo's artistic genius a symptom of autism? (Independent, UK - 15 hours ago). .. interests, poor social and communication skills, and various issues of life control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome."...

Parents Claim Autistic Son was Bitten by Teacher (Lex 18, KY - 15 hours ago). TR and Sheila Smallwood claim Karen Williams bit the arm of their autistic 8-year-old son, who attends Howevalley Elementary School...

Parents allege Hardin County teacher abused autistic boy (Kentucky.com, KY - 15 hours ago). TR and Sheila Smallwood claim Karen Williams bit the arm of their autistic 8-year-old son, who attends Howevalley Elementary School...

Parents allege Hardin County teacher abused autistic boy (Kentucky.com, KY - 15 hours ago). TR and Sheila Smallwood claim Karen Williams bit the arm of their autistic 8-year-old son, who attends Howevalley Elementary School...

Michelangelo may have had autistic talent (New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 19 hours ago

Artist may have been autistic (UTV, Ireland - 23 hours ago). .. and grandfather, and one of his brothers, all displayed autistic tendencies... control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger`s syndrome..

Michelangelo ' may have been autistic ' , say experts (Online.ie, Ireland - May 31, 2004). .. and grandfather, and one of his brothers, all displayed autistic tendencies... control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome..

Michelangelo 'may have been autistic', say experts (IrishExaminer.com (subscription), Ireland - May 31, 2004). .. and grandfather, and one of his brothers, all displayed autistic tendencies.. control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger’s syndrome..

Michelangelo 'may have been autistic', say experts (Ireland Online, Ireland - May 31, 2004). .. and grandfather, and one of his brothers, all displayed autistic tendencies.. control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger’s syndrome..

Artist may have been autistic (U.TV, UK - May 31, 2004). .. and grandfather, and one of his brothers, all displayed autistic tendencies... control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger`s syndrome..

Fence would let autistic boy play outside (Tallahassee.com, FL - May 31, 2004). .. In addition to their son, the parents have a 10-year-old girl. "The burden of having a child with autism adds so many monthly expenses," Gayman noted...

Fence would let autistic boy play outside (Tallahassee Democrat, FL - May 31, 2004). .. In addition to their son, the parents have a 10-year-old girl. "The burden of having a child with autism adds so many monthly expenses," Gayman noted...

Archived on Wednesday June 2 at 7.20pm:

Genius loner with no people skills By JAMES BURLEIGH | The exquisite ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, the Pieta, the statue of David - Michelangelo's works have long been recognised as the creations of a true genius. But two medi...   (NZ Herald) 

Nine pays for killer mother's story ON the eve of Daniela Dawes' sentencing hearing for suffocating her 10-year-old autistic son Jason, it has emerged that she has signed an exclusive media deal for an undisclosed sum of money. | ...   (The Australian) 

Colorado news roundup | Governor signs bill creating autism treatment fund | Statewide — Low-income parents whose children suffer from autism will be eligible for $2 million in aid next year after Gov. Bill Owens signed a ...   (Denver Post) 

Autism link to Michelangelo AFP | LONDON : Renaissance-era artistic genius Michelangelo might have had Asperger's syndrome, a milder form of autism which causes sufferers to have difficulties with social interaction, according t...   (The Times Of India) 

Mother and disabled son teach us about love | My sister Daphne stands at the front of the room silhouetted against the backdrop of colour and light. She stands alone, the focus of the many who fill this crowded hall and who have come to support...   (myTELUS) 

Media Advisory: Three Special Days at the Douglas Hospital Media Advisory: Three Special Days at the Douglas Hospital MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(CCNMatthews - Jun 1, 2004) - /T/ June 3 - New Day Hospital for Anorexia and Bulimia June 4 - Research Centre Open House Pr...   (CCN Matthews) 

Famous centre counsels exam teens Pupils who suffer severely from exam-related stress can sign up for therapy costing up to £500 a day at a counselling centre in East Sussex. | The Priory, which has centres across the UK, has now dedi...   (BBC News) 

Michelangelo linked with autism The artist Michelangelo may have suffered from the condition Asperger's Syndrome, according researchers. | Two experts in Asperger's, a milder form of autism, say the artist had many of the traits lin...   (BBC News) 

Best sellers: What's hot in the Midwest Hardcover Fiction | 1. The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown (Doubleday; $24.95) Murder leads to clues in the works of Leonardo. | 2. The Five People You Meet in Heaven, Mitch Albom (Hyperion; $19.95) Maintena...   (The Enquirer) 

Knowing you can relax: Priceless When Jasna Tome sent her 5-year-old to camp for the first time, she had good reason to worry. | Little Alex had severe autism and suffered from seizures. He was on a special diet, and needed medicatio...   (The Toronto Star) 

Deductible health possibilities for self-employed As a self-employed individual, courier Steve Hevesi has more than one option for making his family's medical expenses tax-deductible. | If he pays the expenses out of his pocket, he will be able to cl...   (The Toronto Star) 

Michelangelo may have suffered Asperger's syndrome AS AN artist, he was unmatched, an icon of tortured genius whose name became synonymous with the word "masterpiece". | But new evidence has shed fresh light on Michelangelo's artistic achievements, su...   (Scotsman) 

Worries on immigration SCOTLAND needs a net extra 8,000 to 10,000 new citizens every year for the next decade to keep its population from declining. Of course, we can survive with a smaller population, but if it is an agein...   (Scotsman) 

IT profession on board for the annual charity ball This year's Intellect ICT Industry Charity Ball, backed by Computer Weekly and the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, aims to raise more than £30,000 to help autistic children. | Th...   (Computer Weekly) 

Was Michelangelo's artistic genius a symptom of autism? By James Burleigh | Dr Muhammad Arshad, staff psychiatrist at Whiston Hospital in Prescot, Merseyside, and Professor Michael Fitzgerald, from Trinity College Dublin, have concluded that the Italian ar...   (The Independent) 

Michelangelo may have had autistic talent Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", say two experts in autism. | The 16th-century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome. | People with t...   (NZ Herald) 

Tuning in the field for a 600-mile success As I sit here recovering from the longest race of the year, I am just bursting wide open with pride because of what a total team effort we had. We started fourth, led 41 laps, held our own with the No...   (USA Today) 

When love is not enough She was a good mother. Dozens of people said so. From her teenage daughter and estranged husband, to the staff at the bank and local video store where she would take her autistic son, patiently dealin...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Michelangelo 'may have been autistic', say experts Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", according to and Irish expert in autism. | The 16th century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome, i...   (Online Ireland) 

Michelangelo a 'Renaissance Rain Man' Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", according to two experts in autism. | The 16th century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome, it is ...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Archived on Thursday June 3 at 11.15am:

Genius loner with no people skills By JAMES BURLEIGH | The exquisite ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, the Pieta, the statue of David - Michelangelo's works have long been recognised as the creations of a true genius. But two medi...   (NZ Herald) 

Nine pays for killer mother's story ON the eve of Daniela Dawes' sentencing hearing for suffocating her 10-year-old autistic son Jason, it has emerged that she has signed an exclusive media deal for an undisclosed sum of money. | ...   (The Australian) 

Colorado news roundup | Governor signs bill creating autism treatment fund | Statewide — Low-income parents whose children suffer from autism will be eligible for $2 million in aid next year after Gov. Bill Owens signed a ...   (Denver Post) 

Autism link to Michelangelo AFP | LONDON : Renaissance-era artistic genius Michelangelo might have had Asperger's syndrome, a milder form of autism which causes sufferers to have difficulties with social interaction, according t...   (The Times Of India) 

Mother and disabled son teach us about love | My sister Daphne stands at the front of the room silhouetted against the backdrop of colour and light. She stands alone, the focus of the many who fill this crowded hall and who have come to support...   (myTELUS) 

Media Advisory: Three Special Days at the Douglas Hospital Media Advisory: Three Special Days at the Douglas Hospital MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(CCNMatthews - Jun 1, 2004) - /T/ June 3 - New Day Hospital for Anorexia and Bulimia June 4 - Research Centre Open House Pr...   (CCN Matthews) 

Famous centre counsels exam teens Pupils who suffer severely from exam-related stress can sign up for therapy costing up to £500 a day at a counselling centre in East Sussex. | The Priory, which has centres across the UK, has now dedi...   (BBC News) 

Michelangelo linked with autism The artist Michelangelo may have suffered from the condition Asperger's Syndrome, according researchers. | Two experts in Asperger's, a milder form of autism, say the artist had many of the traits lin...   (BBC News) 

Best sellers: What's hot in the Midwest Hardcover Fiction | 1. The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown (Doubleday; $24.95) Murder leads to clues in the works of Leonardo. | 2. The Five People You Meet in Heaven, Mitch Albom (Hyperion; $19.95) Maintena...   (The Enquirer) 

Knowing you can relax: Priceless When Jasna Tome sent her 5-year-old to camp for the first time, she had good reason to worry. | Little Alex had severe autism and suffered from seizures. He was on a special diet, and needed medicatio...   (The Toronto Star) 

Deductible health possibilities for self-employed As a self-employed individual, courier Steve Hevesi has more than one option for making his family's medical expenses tax-deductible. | If he pays the expenses out of his pocket, he will be able to cl...   (The Toronto Star) 

Michelangelo may have suffered Asperger's syndrome AS AN artist, he was unmatched, an icon of tortured genius whose name became synonymous with the word "masterpiece". | But new evidence has shed fresh light on Michelangelo's artistic achievements, su...   (Scotsman) 

Worries on immigration SCOTLAND needs a net extra 8,000 to 10,000 new citizens every year for the next decade to keep its population from declining. Of course, we can survive with a smaller population, but if it is an agein...   (Scotsman) 

IT profession on board for the annual charity ball This year's Intellect ICT Industry Charity Ball, backed by Computer Weekly and the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, aims to raise more than £30,000 to help autistic children. | Th...   (Computer Weekly) 

Was Michelangelo's artistic genius a symptom of autism? By James Burleigh | Dr Muhammad Arshad, staff psychiatrist at Whiston Hospital in Prescot, Merseyside, and Professor Michael Fitzgerald, from Trinity College Dublin, have concluded that the Italian ar...   (The Independent) 

Michelangelo may have had autistic talent Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", say two experts in autism. | The 16th-century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome. | People with t...   (NZ Herald) 

Tuning in the field for a 600-mile success As I sit here recovering from the longest race of the year, I am just bursting wide open with pride because of what a total team effort we had. We started fourth, led 41 laps, held our own with the No...   (USA Today) 

When love is not enough She was a good mother. Dozens of people said so. From her teenage daughter and estranged husband, to the staff at the bank and local video store where she would take her autistic son, patiently dealin...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Michelangelo 'may have been autistic', say experts Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", according to and Irish expert in autism. | The 16th century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome, i...   (Online Ireland) 

Michelangelo a 'Renaissance Rain Man' Michelangelo may have been a Renaissance "Rain Man", according to two experts in autism. | The 16th century sculptor and painter's artistic genius could have been a mark of Asperger's syndrome, it is ...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Archived on Friday June 4 at 3.27am:

Boy's death vents despair over autism NSW is the worst state for parents of autistic children, with the lowest amount of funding per capita in supporting family carers. | Following the Daniela Dawes case, in which Dawes pleaded guilty to ...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Allred Co. to expand Cotton Center | The Douglas Allred Co. has bought 21.8 acres to expand its Allred Cotton Center, a 65-acre master-planned business park in the Cotton Center business complex in Phoenix. Plans call for the $8.1 mill...   (Azcentral) 

REMINDER, Media Advisory: Three Special Days at the Douglas Hospital REMINDER, Media Advisory: Three Special Days at the Douglas Hospital MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(CCNMatthews - Jun 3, 2004) - /T/ June 3 - New Day Hospital for Anorexia and Bulimia June 4 - Research Centre Ope...   (CCN Matthews) 

Vaccine critics blast mercury report By Maggie Fox | Washington - Several members of Congress who believe that vaccines can cause autism in children criticised an official report meant to lay such fears to rest, saying on Wednesday they ...   (Independent online) 

EU Comenius Project visit to Lundskolen in Horsens, Denmark Last month Birgit Bakgaard, skolspektor (headteacher), her staff and the pupils of Lundskolen Primary School in Horsens, Denmark, played hosts to representatives from Plascrug Primary School in Aberys...   (Independent Online) 

Meramec Valley board will hire six new teachers Multigrade classrooms, in which students from more than one grade are in one room, are now a thing of the past for the Meramec Valley School District. | Meramec Valley Assistant Superintendent Randy G...   (STL Today) 

MP claims boy with autism being 'abused' | New South Wales Shadow Community Services Minister John Ryan has told Parliament a 17-year-old boy with autism is being abused in a state-funded group home by living in filthy conditions. | Mr Ryan ...   (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) 

Justice was done: Dawes lawyer JUSTICE was done in the case of a Sydney woman spared jail over the suffocation of her autistic son, the woman's lawyer said today. | ...   (The Australian) 

Common chemicals hurt kids' brains WWF calls for stronger regulations as household items can contain substances which damage IQ levels | GENEVA - Man-made chemicals are harming the intelligence of children in Europe, damaging their mem...   (The Straits Times) 

Mother gets bond for killing sick son DANIELA Dawes killed her autistic son. She pinched his nose and closed his mouth, ensuring 10-year-old Jason could no longer breathe. | ...   (The Australian) 

Mum on bond for killing sick son DANIELA Dawes killed her autistic son. She pinched his nose and closed his mouth, ensuring 10-year-old Jason could no longer breath. | ...   (The Australian) 

Vaccine Critics Attack Mercury Report WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Several members of Congress who believe that vaccines can cause autism in children criticized an official report meant to lay such fears to rest, saying on Wednesday they do not...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

What Asperger's syndrome has done for us Michelangelo might have had it. So, too, may Einstein, Socrates and Jane Austen. All are claimed to have had Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism. What is it about this developmental disorder that ca...   (BBC News) 

Michelangelo joins Who's Who of Asperger's syndrome Researchers have added Michelangelo to the list of historical figures who may have had Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism assigned to a growing rank of dead geniuses. Registered 6-day subscrib...   (National Post) 

Who is to set policy? On June 9th and 10th, the Supreme Court of Canada will hear arguments and consider submissions from lawyers for British Columbia, the federal government and most other provinces in a case from B.C. th...   (National Post) 

Court spares Sydney woman from jail after she admits to suffocating son SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - A Sydney woman who admitted to suffocating her autistic son was spared from prison Wednesday when a court gave her five years' probation. | Daniella Dawes, 39, pleaded guilty ...   (Canoe) 

Court spares Sydney woman from jail after she admits to suffocating son SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - A Sydney woman who admitted to suffocating her autistic son was spared from prison Wednesday when a court gave her five years' probation. |   | Daniella Dawes, 39, pleade...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Court spares Sydney woman from jail after she admits to suffocating son | SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - A Sydney woman who admitted to suffocating her autistic son was spared from prison Wednesday when a court gave her five years' probation. | Daniella Dawes, 39, pleaded g...   (myTELUS) 

Austism support services 'lacking' SUPPORT services for autistic children and their parents were severely lacking, the Autism Association said today. | ...   (The Australian) 

State seeks answers to court ruling An Indiana Supreme Court ruling requiring judges to determine whether a child is competent before continuing with Juvenile Court proceedings has child welfare officials scrambling. | If children are d...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Archived on Friday June 4 at 3.27am:

Autistic teen ’ s film wins attention (Quad City Times, IA - 3 hours ago). .. He interviewed 10 more autistic youths, including classmate Kyle Priebe, who also recently made a film about his life with autism, a developmental disability..

Autism services not meeting demand (Ninemsn, Australia - 10 hours ago). Support services for autistic children and their parents are severely lacking, the Autism Association says. Of the estimated 11,000..

Judge spares woman who killed autistic son (The Age, Australia - 18 hours ago). A Sydney woman who suffocated her 10-year-old autistic son was yesterday spared jail by a judge who said she would punish herself for the rest of her life...

Owen signs measure for poor autistic children (Durango Herald, CO - 19 hours ago). .. Lehman, executive director of the Autism Society of Colorado, pushed for the new law. She said it would go a long way to help the neediest autistic children...

Good behaviour bond for woman who smothered her autistic son (ABC Online, Australia - 21 hours ago). .. I understand this was a family under immense stress. JAYNE-MAREE SEDGMAN: They certainly were. Jason Dawes was diagnosed as autistic at 18 months...

What Asperger's syndrome has done for us (BBC News, UK - 21 hours ago). .. may have been a symptom of a form of autism... Indeed, Asperger's was only identified as a separate condition.. for Eileen Hopkins, of the National Autistic Society..

Lack of specialist teachers leaves children with autism bereft in.. (Awares - 22 hours ago). .. I think a lot of autistic kids are just.. Hugh Morgan, chief executive of Autism Cymru, says there are between 9,000 and 27,000 children in Wales with autism...

Autistic boy drowns in Spotsylvania pond (The Free Lance-Star, VA - Jun 1, 2004). .. Christopher had autism, which can involve impaired social interaction and communication, repetitive behavior and problems with seeing and hearing...

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Daily Telegraph, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (The Australian, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Advertiser, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Brisbane Courier Mail, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

This could be the by-product of autism... (Straits Times, Singapore - Jun 1, 2004). .. and grandfather and one of his brothers all displayed autistic tendencies... appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome.' -- AFP...

Autism link to Michelangelo (Times of India, India - Jun 1, 2004). LONDON : Renaissance-era artistic genius Michelangelo might have had Asperger's syndrome, a milder form of autism which causes sufferers to have difficulties..

Area Couple Says Teacher Bit Autistic Son's Arm (Louisville Channel.com, KY - Jun 1, 2004). The couple claims the teacher bit the arm of their autistic 8-year-old son, and used loud and threatening language, WLKY NewsChannel 32 reported Monday...

Scientists: Michelangelo May Have had Form of Autism (WTOP, D.C. - Jun 1, 2004). .. and grandfather and one of his brothers all displayed autistic tendencies.. life control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome..

Michelangelo linked with autism (BBC News, UK - Jun 1, 2004). Two experts in Asperger's, a milder form of autism, say the artist had.. father and grandfather, as well as one of his brothers, had autistic tendencies...

A helping hand for autistic kids (Rocky Mountain News, CO - May 31, 2004). .. what autism was when she first learned her son had it - a situation that has since changed. "At that time, you would tell someone that my kid is autistic," she..

Artist may have been autistic (News24, South Africa - May 31, 2004). .. and grandfather and one of his brothers all displayed autistic tendencies.. life control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome..

Archived on Friday June 4 at 7.24pm:

'Toxic dust' on computers tied to disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. |...   (Boston Herald) 

Computers have 'toxic dust,' study finds Associated Press | SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several envi...   (Azcentral) 

Parents attack bid to shut school for disabled Distraught parents have lashed out at the pending closure of the state's only boarding school for severely disabled children, warning it will put unbearable pressure on marriages and families. | Paren...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Frank sexuality, creativity are exposed in disability films Every year, the Superfest disability film festival gets a few entries from well-meaning filmmakers that are filled with dry statistics, patronizing case studies or clinical interviews with experts. | ...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

A boy was there, too Only a brave soul would judge Daniela Dawes. She had a son, Jason, with autism. Her life revolved around caring for him. She was depressed at times. She battled for help from the State Government, and...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Computer 'Dust' Busted (AP) "Dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey,...   (CBS News) 

Learning how to love life on the discard table BY SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST | After my first book was published, my mother phoned. When, she asked, would I be sending her a free copy? I leaned back in my chair, staring at a point on the ceiling, searchi...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

Working movie magic Steve Kloves, the screenwriter for all three Harry Potter films, sounds a lot like mob boss Michael Corleone when Corleone declares in The Godfather Part III, "Just when I thought that I was out, they...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Computers' 'dust' is toxic, study says SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Finding his way to the Good Life "You're lucky," Chris Sellars is often told. "You're lucky to be so fit." | "It's not luck," the YMCA personal trainer will say. "It's hard work. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, I like the ha...   (The Toronto Star) 

It's time for 'toon as fest hits Hub Cartoons: They're not just for kids anymore. | The first New England Animation Bash, tonight through Sunday at the Brattle and Coolidge Corner theaters, caters to the child in mature filmgoers. | ``A ...   (Boston Herald) 

Harry Potter's broomstick loses some altitude in third instalment The Harry Potter bandwagon is still rolling, but with 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,' or 'HP3,' it has lost some of its charms | Advertising HP3 has a new director on board: Alfonso Cuaron...   (Taipei Times) 

Computer-borne 'toxic dust' warning "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey, rel...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Study: 'Toxic dust' on computers has chemicals linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

Study: Computer 'toxic dust' linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by sev...   (CNN) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (Siliconvalley online) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease By RACHEL KONRAD | ASSOCIATED PRESS | SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a n...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

'Toxic dust' on computers linked to diseases By Rachel Konrad, Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new ...   (USA Today) 

Archived on Saturday June 5 at 10.31am:

'Toxic dust' on computers tied to disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. |...   (Boston Herald) 

Computers have 'toxic dust,' study finds Associated Press | SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several envi...   (Azcentral) 

Parents attack bid to shut school for disabled Distraught parents have lashed out at the pending closure of the state's only boarding school for severely disabled children, warning it will put unbearable pressure on marriages and families. | Paren...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Frank sexuality, creativity are exposed in disability films Every year, the Superfest disability film festival gets a few entries from well-meaning filmmakers that are filled with dry statistics, patronizing case studies or clinical interviews with experts. | ...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

A boy was there, too Only a brave soul would judge Daniela Dawes. She had a son, Jason, with autism. Her life revolved around caring for him. She was depressed at times. She battled for help from the State Government, and...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Computer 'Dust' Busted (AP) "Dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey,...   (CBS News) 

Learning how to love life on the discard table BY SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST | After my first book was published, my mother phoned. When, she asked, would I be sending her a free copy? I leaned back in my chair, staring at a point on the ceiling, searchi...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

Working movie magic Steve Kloves, the screenwriter for all three Harry Potter films, sounds a lot like mob boss Michael Corleone when Corleone declares in The Godfather Part III, "Just when I thought that I was out, they...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Computers' 'dust' is toxic, study says SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Finding his way to the Good Life "You're lucky," Chris Sellars is often told. "You're lucky to be so fit." | "It's not luck," the YMCA personal trainer will say. "It's hard work. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, I like the ha...   (The Toronto Star) 

It's time for 'toon as fest hits Hub Cartoons: They're not just for kids anymore. | The first New England Animation Bash, tonight through Sunday at the Brattle and Coolidge Corner theaters, caters to the child in mature filmgoers. | ``A ...   (Boston Herald) 

Harry Potter's broomstick loses some altitude in third instalment The Harry Potter bandwagon is still rolling, but with 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,' or 'HP3,' it has lost some of its charms | Advertising HP3 has a new director on board: Alfonso Cuaron...   (Taipei Times) 

Computer-borne 'toxic dust' warning "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey, rel...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Study: 'Toxic dust' on computers has chemicals linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

Study: Computer 'toxic dust' linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by sev...   (CNN) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (Siliconvalley online) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease By RACHEL KONRAD | ASSOCIATED PRESS | SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a n...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

'Toxic dust' on computers linked to diseases By Rachel Konrad, Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new ...   (USA Today) 

Archived on Saturday June 5 at 10.31am:

Bellefaire JCB receives $ 50000 for autism project (Cleveland Jewish News, OH - 16 hours ago). The Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council (ODDC) recently awarded Bellefaire JCB in Shaker Heights $50,000 in funding for the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD..

Boy's death vents despair over autism (Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - Jun 3, 2004). .. Jason Dawes was diagnosed as autistic at 18 months and doctors recommended 20 hours.. two years, the number of calls for help lodged at the Autism Association of..

Autistic boy in state-funded home (Seven.com.au, Australia - Jun 3, 2004). .. of Sydney mother Daniela Dawes who suffocated her 10-year-old autistic boy in.. Ryan today told parliament the home in which 17-year-old autism sufferer Paul..

Autistic teen ’ s film wins attention (Quad City Times, IA - Jun 2, 2004). .. He interviewed 10 more autistic youths, including classmate Kyle Priebe, who also recently made a film about his life with autism, a developmental disability..

Autism services not meeting demand (Ninemsn, Australia - Jun 2, 2004). Support services for autistic children and their parents are severely lacking, the Autism Association says. Of the estimated 11,000..

Judge spares woman who killed autistic son (The Age, Australia - Jun 2, 2004). A Sydney woman who suffocated her 10-year-old autistic son was yesterday spared jail by a judge who said she would punish herself for the rest of her life...

Owen signs measure for poor autistic children (Durango Herald, CO - Jun 2, 2004). .. Lehman, executive director of the Autism Society of Colorado, pushed for the new law. She said it would go a long way to help the neediest autistic children...

Good behaviour bond for woman who smothered her autistic son (ABC Online, Australia - Jun 2, 2004). .. I understand this was a family under immense stress. JAYNE-MAREE SEDGMAN: They certainly were. Jason Dawes was diagnosed as autistic at 18 months...

What Asperger's syndrome has done for us (BBC News, UK - Jun 2, 2004). .. may have been a symptom of a form of autism... Indeed, Asperger's was only identified as a separate condition.. for Eileen Hopkins, of the National Autistic Society..

Lack of specialist teachers leaves children with autism bereft in.. (Awares - Jun 2, 2004). .. I think a lot of autistic kids are just.. Hugh Morgan, chief executive of Autism Cymru, says there are between 9,000 and 27,000 children in Wales with autism...

Autistic boy drowns in Spotsylvania pond (The Free Lance-Star, VA - Jun 1, 2004). .. Christopher had autism, which can involve impaired social interaction and communication, repetitive behavior and problems with seeing and hearing...

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Daily Telegraph, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (NEWS.com.au, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Advertiser, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Brisbane Courier Mail, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

This could be the by-product of autism... (Straits Times, Singapore - Jun 1, 2004). .. and grandfather and one of his brothers all displayed autistic tendencies... appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome.' -- AFP...

Autism link to Michelangelo (Times of India, India - Jun 1, 2004). LONDON : Renaissance-era artistic genius Michelangelo might have had Asperger's syndrome, a milder form of autism which causes sufferers to have difficulties..

Area Couple Says Teacher Bit Autistic Son's Arm (Louisville Channel.com, KY - Jun 1, 2004). The couple claims the teacher bit the arm of their autistic 8-year-old son, and used loud and threatening language, WLKY NewsChannel 32 reported Monday...

Scientists: Michelangelo May Have had Form of Autism (WTOP, D.C. - Jun 1, 2004). .. and grandfather and one of his brothers all displayed autistic tendencies.. life control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome..

Archived on Sunday June 6 at 3.24am:

'Toxic dust' on computers tied to disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. |...   (Boston Herald) 

Computers have 'toxic dust,' study finds Associated Press | SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several envi...   (Azcentral) 

Parents attack bid to shut school for disabled Distraught parents have lashed out at the pending closure of the state's only boarding school for severely disabled children, warning it will put unbearable pressure on marriages and families. | Paren...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Frank sexuality, creativity are exposed in disability films Every year, the Superfest disability film festival gets a few entries from well-meaning filmmakers that are filled with dry statistics, patronizing case studies or clinical interviews with experts. | ...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

A boy was there, too Only a brave soul would judge Daniela Dawes. She had a son, Jason, with autism. Her life revolved around caring for him. She was depressed at times. She battled for help from the State Government, and...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Computer 'Dust' Busted (AP) "Dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey,...   (CBS News) 

Learning how to love life on the discard table BY SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST | After my first book was published, my mother phoned. When, she asked, would I be sending her a free copy? I leaned back in my chair, staring at a point on the ceiling, searchi...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

Working movie magic Steve Kloves, the screenwriter for all three Harry Potter films, sounds a lot like mob boss Michael Corleone when Corleone declares in The Godfather Part III, "Just when I thought that I was out, they...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Computers' 'dust' is toxic, study says SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Finding his way to the Good Life "You're lucky," Chris Sellars is often told. "You're lucky to be so fit." | "It's not luck," the YMCA personal trainer will say. "It's hard work. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, I like the ha...   (The Toronto Star) 

It's time for 'toon as fest hits Hub Cartoons: They're not just for kids anymore. | The first New England Animation Bash, tonight through Sunday at the Brattle and Coolidge Corner theaters, caters to the child in mature filmgoers. | ``A ...   (Boston Herald) 

Harry Potter's broomstick loses some altitude in third instalment The Harry Potter bandwagon is still rolling, but with 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,' or 'HP3,' it has lost some of its charms | Advertising HP3 has a new director on board: Alfonso Cuaron...   (Taipei Times) 

Computer-borne 'toxic dust' warning "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey, rel...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Study: 'Toxic dust' on computers has chemicals linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

Study: Computer 'toxic dust' linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by sev...   (CNN) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (Siliconvalley online) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease By RACHEL KONRAD | ASSOCIATED PRESS | SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a n...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

'Toxic dust' on computers linked to diseases By Rachel Konrad, Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new ...   (USA Today) 

Archived on Sunday June 6 at 3.24am:

Bellefaire JCB receives $ 50000 for autism project (Cleveland Jewish News, OH - 16 hours ago). The Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council (ODDC) recently awarded Bellefaire JCB in Shaker Heights $50,000 in funding for the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD..

Boy's death vents despair over autism (Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - Jun 3, 2004). .. Jason Dawes was diagnosed as autistic at 18 months and doctors recommended 20 hours.. two years, the number of calls for help lodged at the Autism Association of..

Autistic boy in state-funded home (Seven.com.au, Australia - Jun 3, 2004). .. of Sydney mother Daniela Dawes who suffocated her 10-year-old autistic boy in.. Ryan today told parliament the home in which 17-year-old autism sufferer Paul..

Autistic teen ’ s film wins attention (Quad City Times, IA - Jun 2, 2004). .. He interviewed 10 more autistic youths, including classmate Kyle Priebe, who also recently made a film about his life with autism, a developmental disability..

Autism services not meeting demand (Ninemsn, Australia - Jun 2, 2004). Support services for autistic children and their parents are severely lacking, the Autism Association says. Of the estimated 11,000..

Judge spares woman who killed autistic son (The Age, Australia - Jun 2, 2004). A Sydney woman who suffocated her 10-year-old autistic son was yesterday spared jail by a judge who said she would punish herself for the rest of her life...

Owen signs measure for poor autistic children (Durango Herald, CO - Jun 2, 2004). .. Lehman, executive director of the Autism Society of Colorado, pushed for the new law. She said it would go a long way to help the neediest autistic children...

Good behaviour bond for woman who smothered her autistic son (ABC Online, Australia - Jun 2, 2004). .. I understand this was a family under immense stress. JAYNE-MAREE SEDGMAN: They certainly were. Jason Dawes was diagnosed as autistic at 18 months...

What Asperger's syndrome has done for us (BBC News, UK - Jun 2, 2004). .. may have been a symptom of a form of autism... Indeed, Asperger's was only identified as a separate condition.. for Eileen Hopkins, of the National Autistic Society..

Lack of specialist teachers leaves children with autism bereft in.. (Awares - Jun 2, 2004). .. I think a lot of autistic kids are just.. Hugh Morgan, chief executive of Autism Cymru, says there are between 9,000 and 27,000 children in Wales with autism...

Autistic boy drowns in Spotsylvania pond (The Free Lance-Star, VA - Jun 1, 2004). .. Christopher had autism, which can involve impaired social interaction and communication, repetitive behavior and problems with seeing and hearing...

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Daily Telegraph, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (NEWS.com.au, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Advertiser, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

Bond for suffocating autistic son (Brisbane Courier Mail, Australia - Jun 1, 2004). A SYDNEY woman who suffocated her autistic son has been given a five-year good behaviour bond. NSW District Court judge Roy Ellis..

This could be the by-product of autism... (Straits Times, Singapore - Jun 1, 2004). .. and grandfather and one of his brothers all displayed autistic tendencies... appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome.' -- AFP...

Autism link to Michelangelo (Times of India, India - Jun 1, 2004). LONDON : Renaissance-era artistic genius Michelangelo might have had Asperger's syndrome, a milder form of autism which causes sufferers to have difficulties..

Area Couple Says Teacher Bit Autistic Son's Arm (Louisville Channel.com, KY - Jun 1, 2004). The couple claims the teacher bit the arm of their autistic 8-year-old son, and used loud and threatening language, WLKY NewsChannel 32 reported Monday...

Scientists: Michelangelo May Have had Form of Autism (WTOP, D.C. - Jun 1, 2004). .. and grandfather and one of his brothers all displayed autistic tendencies.. life control appear to be features of high-functioning autism or Asperger's syndrome..

Archived on Sunday June 6 at 7.12pm:

'Toxic dust' on computers tied to disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. |...   (Boston Herald) 

Computers have 'toxic dust,' study finds Associated Press | SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several envi...   (Azcentral) 

Parents attack bid to shut school for disabled Distraught parents have lashed out at the pending closure of the state's only boarding school for severely disabled children, warning it will put unbearable pressure on marriages and families. | Paren...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Frank sexuality, creativity are exposed in disability films Every year, the Superfest disability film festival gets a few entries from well-meaning filmmakers that are filled with dry statistics, patronizing case studies or clinical interviews with experts. | ...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

A boy was there, too Only a brave soul would judge Daniela Dawes. She had a son, Jason, with autism. Her life revolved around caring for him. She was depressed at times. She battled for help from the State Government, and...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Computer 'Dust' Busted (AP) "Dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey,...   (CBS News) 

Learning how to love life on the discard table BY SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST | After my first book was published, my mother phoned. When, she asked, would I be sending her a free copy? I leaned back in my chair, staring at a point on the ceiling, searchi...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

Working movie magic Steve Kloves, the screenwriter for all three Harry Potter films, sounds a lot like mob boss Michael Corleone when Corleone declares in The Godfather Part III, "Just when I thought that I was out, they...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Computers' 'dust' is toxic, study says SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Finding his way to the Good Life "You're lucky," Chris Sellars is often told. "You're lucky to be so fit." | "It's not luck," the YMCA personal trainer will say. "It's hard work. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, I like the ha...   (The Toronto Star) 

It's time for 'toon as fest hits Hub Cartoons: They're not just for kids anymore. | The first New England Animation Bash, tonight through Sunday at the Brattle and Coolidge Corner theaters, caters to the child in mature filmgoers. | ``A ...   (Boston Herald) 

Harry Potter's broomstick loses some altitude in third instalment The Harry Potter bandwagon is still rolling, but with 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,' or 'HP3,' it has lost some of its charms | Advertising HP3 has a new director on board: Alfonso Cuaron...   (Taipei Times) 

Computer-borne 'toxic dust' warning "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey, rel...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Study: 'Toxic dust' on computers has chemicals linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

Study: Computer 'toxic dust' linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by sev...   (CNN) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (Siliconvalley online) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease By RACHEL KONRAD | ASSOCIATED PRESS | SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a n...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

'Toxic dust' on computers linked to diseases By Rachel Konrad, Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new ...   (USA Today) 

Archived on Monday June 7 at 10.50am:

'Toxic dust' on computers tied to disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. |...   (Boston Herald) 

Computers have 'toxic dust,' study finds Associated Press | SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several envi...   (Azcentral) 

Parents attack bid to shut school for disabled Distraught parents have lashed out at the pending closure of the state's only boarding school for severely disabled children, warning it will put unbearable pressure on marriages and families. | Paren...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Frank sexuality, creativity are exposed in disability films Every year, the Superfest disability film festival gets a few entries from well-meaning filmmakers that are filled with dry statistics, patronizing case studies or clinical interviews with experts. | ...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

A boy was there, too Only a brave soul would judge Daniela Dawes. She had a son, Jason, with autism. Her life revolved around caring for him. She was depressed at times. She battled for help from the State Government, and...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Computer 'Dust' Busted (AP) "Dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey,...   (CBS News) 

Learning how to love life on the discard table BY SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST | After my first book was published, my mother phoned. When, she asked, would I be sending her a free copy? I leaned back in my chair, staring at a point on the ceiling, searchi...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

Working movie magic Steve Kloves, the screenwriter for all three Harry Potter films, sounds a lot like mob boss Michael Corleone when Corleone declares in The Godfather Part III, "Just when I thought that I was out, they...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Computers' 'dust' is toxic, study says SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Finding his way to the Good Life "You're lucky," Chris Sellars is often told. "You're lucky to be so fit." | "It's not luck," the YMCA personal trainer will say. "It's hard work. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, I like the ha...   (The Toronto Star) 

It's time for 'toon as fest hits Hub Cartoons: They're not just for kids anymore. | The first New England Animation Bash, tonight through Sunday at the Brattle and Coolidge Corner theaters, caters to the child in mature filmgoers. | ``A ...   (Boston Herald) 

Harry Potter's broomstick loses some altitude in third instalment The Harry Potter bandwagon is still rolling, but with 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,' or 'HP3,' it has lost some of its charms | Advertising HP3 has a new director on board: Alfonso Cuaron...   (Taipei Times) 

Computer-borne 'toxic dust' warning "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey, rel...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Study: 'Toxic dust' on computers has chemicals linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

Study: Computer 'toxic dust' linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by sev...   (CNN) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (Siliconvalley online) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease By RACHEL KONRAD | ASSOCIATED PRESS | SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a n...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

'Toxic dust' on computers linked to diseases By Rachel Konrad, Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new ...   (USA Today) 

Archived on Tuesday June 8 at 6.12am:

'Toxic dust' on computers tied to disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. |...   (Boston Herald) 

Computers have 'toxic dust,' study finds Associated Press | SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several envi...   (Azcentral) 

Parents attack bid to shut school for disabled Distraught parents have lashed out at the pending closure of the state's only boarding school for severely disabled children, warning it will put unbearable pressure on marriages and families. | Paren...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Frank sexuality, creativity are exposed in disability films Every year, the Superfest disability film festival gets a few entries from well-meaning filmmakers that are filled with dry statistics, patronizing case studies or clinical interviews with experts. | ...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

A boy was there, too Only a brave soul would judge Daniela Dawes. She had a son, Jason, with autism. Her life revolved around caring for him. She was depressed at times. She battled for help from the State Government, and...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Computer 'Dust' Busted (AP) "Dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey,...   (CBS News) 

Learning how to love life on the discard table BY SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST | After my first book was published, my mother phoned. When, she asked, would I be sending her a free copy? I leaned back in my chair, staring at a point on the ceiling, searchi...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

Working movie magic Steve Kloves, the screenwriter for all three Harry Potter films, sounds a lot like mob boss Michael Corleone when Corleone declares in The Godfather Part III, "Just when I thought that I was out, they...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Computers' 'dust' is toxic, study says SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Finding his way to the Good Life "You're lucky," Chris Sellars is often told. "You're lucky to be so fit." | "It's not luck," the YMCA personal trainer will say. "It's hard work. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, I like the ha...   (The Toronto Star) 

It's time for 'toon as fest hits Hub Cartoons: They're not just for kids anymore. | The first New England Animation Bash, tonight through Sunday at the Brattle and Coolidge Corner theaters, caters to the child in mature filmgoers. | ``A ...   (Boston Herald) 

Harry Potter's broomstick loses some altitude in third instalment The Harry Potter bandwagon is still rolling, but with 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,' or 'HP3,' it has lost some of its charms | Advertising HP3 has a new director on board: Alfonso Cuaron...   (Taipei Times) 

Computer-borne 'toxic dust' warning "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey, rel...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Study: 'Toxic dust' on computers has chemicals linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

Study: Computer 'toxic dust' linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by sev...   (CNN) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (Siliconvalley online) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease By RACHEL KONRAD | ASSOCIATED PRESS | SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a n...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

'Toxic dust' on computers linked to diseases By Rachel Konrad, Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new ...   (USA Today) 

Archived on Tuesday June 8 at 6.12am:

Charges against mother dropped in autistic child's 2001.. (The State, SC - 3 hours ago). CHARLESTON, SC - An obstruction of justice charge has been dropped against a Dorchester County woman related to the 2001 drowning of her 6-year-old autistic son..

Charges against mother dropped in autistic child's 2001.. (Sarasota Herald-Tribune, FL - 3 hours ago). .. SC -- An obstruction of justice charge has been dropped against a Dorchester County woman related to the 2001 drowning of her 6-year-old autistic son...

Walkers stride toward autism cure (News 14 Charlotte, NC - Jun 5, 2004). The money raised will go directly to the National Alliance for Autism Research, to fund research into the cause and treatments for this illness...

BOOST FOR AUTISM SUFFERERS (Isle of Man, UK - Jun 5, 2004). The Department of Health and Social Security has submitted a planning application (04/0976) to turn The Mount, in Ramsey, into an autism resource centre...

Biologist wins Premier's award for autism research (ABC Regional Online, Australia - Jun 4, 2004). A molecular biologist working on an autism treatment has won the Premier's Award for.. He says he has found some autistic people have mutations in a specific gene..

Dunedin autism branch (Otago Daily Times, New Zealand - Jun 4, 2004). By Juliet Smith. Parents and family of autistic sufferers are setting up a Dunedin branch of Autism New Zealand. Organiser Sharon..

Autism aid a scandal: doctor (The West Australian, Australia - Jun 4, 2004). Paediatrician David Roberts said the death of Sydney autistic boy Jason Dawes, who.. Autism spectrum disorders, including Asperger's syndrome, affect..

Jonah Project fills void for autistic kids (Waterford News, Ireland - Jun 4, 2004). .. For many parents of autistic children, this scenario is a reality and it is often.. set up by a group of desperate parents of children with autism, to provide an..

Bellefaire JCB receives $ 50000 for autism project (Cleveland Jewish News, OH - Jun 3, 2004). The Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council (ODDC) recently awarded Bellefaire JCB in Shaker Heights $50,000 in funding for the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD..

Autistic boy in state-funded home (The Age, Australia - Jun 3, 2004). .. of Sydney mother Daniela Dawes who suffocated her 10-year-old autistic boy in.. Ryan today told parliament the home in which 17-year-old autism sufferer Paul..

Autistic boy in state-funded home (Seven.com.au, Australia - Jun 3, 2004). .. of Sydney mother Daniela Dawes who suffocated her 10-year-old autistic boy in.. Ryan today told parliament the home in which 17-year-old autism sufferer Paul..

Autistic boy in state-funded home (Ninemsn, Australia - Jun 3, 2004). .. of Sydney mother Daniela Dawes who suffocated her 10-year-old autistic boy in.. Ryan today told parliament the home in which 17-year-old autism sufferer Paul..

Autistic teen ’ s film wins attention (Quad City Times, IA - Jun 2, 2004). .. He interviewed 10 more autistic youths, including classmate Kyle Priebe, who also recently made a film about his life with autism, a developmental disability..

Autism services not meeting demand (Ninemsn, Australia - Jun 2, 2004). Support services for autistic children and their parents are severely lacking, the Autism Association says. Of the estimated 11,000..

Judge spares woman who killed autistic son (The Age, Australia - Jun 2, 2004). A Sydney woman who suffocated her 10-year-old autistic son was yesterday spared jail by a judge who said she would punish herself for the rest of her life...

Owen signs measure for poor autistic children (Durango Herald, CO - Jun 2, 2004). .. Lehman, executive director of the Autism Society of Colorado, pushed for the new law. She said it would go a long way to help the neediest autistic children...

Good behaviour bond for woman who smothered her autistic son (ABC Online, Australia - Jun 2, 2004). .. I understand this was a family under immense stress. JAYNE-MAREE SEDGMAN: They certainly were. Jason Dawes was diagnosed as autistic at 18 months...

What Asperger's syndrome has done for us (BBC News, UK - Jun 2, 2004). .. may have been a symptom of a form of autism... Indeed, Asperger's was only identified as a separate condition.. for Eileen Hopkins, of the National Autistic Society..

Lack of specialist teachers leaves children with autism bereft in.. (Awares - Jun 2, 2004). .. I think a lot of autistic kids are just.. Hugh Morgan, chief executive of Autism Cymru, says there are between 9,000 and 27,000 children in Wales with autism...

Autistic boy drowns in Spotsylvania pond (The Free Lance-Star, VA - Jun 1, 2004). .. Christopher had autism, which can involve impaired social interaction and communication, repetitive behavior and problems with seeing and hearing...

Archived on Tuesday June 8 at 11.07pm:

'Toxic dust' on computers tied to disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. |...   (Boston Herald) 

Computers have 'toxic dust,' study finds Associated Press | SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several envi...   (Azcentral) 

Parents attack bid to shut school for disabled Distraught parents have lashed out at the pending closure of the state's only boarding school for severely disabled children, warning it will put unbearable pressure on marriages and families. | Paren...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Frank sexuality, creativity are exposed in disability films Every year, the Superfest disability film festival gets a few entries from well-meaning filmmakers that are filled with dry statistics, patronizing case studies or clinical interviews with experts. | ...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

A boy was there, too Only a brave soul would judge Daniela Dawes. She had a son, Jason, with autism. Her life revolved around caring for him. She was depressed at times. She battled for help from the State Government, and...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Computer 'Dust' Busted (AP) "Dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey,...   (CBS News) 

Learning how to love life on the discard table BY SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST | After my first book was published, my mother phoned. When, she asked, would I be sending her a free copy? I leaned back in my chair, staring at a point on the ceiling, searchi...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

Working movie magic Steve Kloves, the screenwriter for all three Harry Potter films, sounds a lot like mob boss Michael Corleone when Corleone declares in The Godfather Part III, "Just when I thought that I was out, they...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Computers' 'dust' is toxic, study says SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Finding his way to the Good Life "You're lucky," Chris Sellars is often told. "You're lucky to be so fit." | "It's not luck," the YMCA personal trainer will say. "It's hard work. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, I like the ha...   (The Toronto Star) 

It's time for 'toon as fest hits Hub Cartoons: They're not just for kids anymore. | The first New England Animation Bash, tonight through Sunday at the Brattle and Coolidge Corner theaters, caters to the child in mature filmgoers. | ``A ...   (Boston Herald) 

Harry Potter's broomstick loses some altitude in third instalment The Harry Potter bandwagon is still rolling, but with 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,' or 'HP3,' it has lost some of its charms | Advertising HP3 has a new director on board: Alfonso Cuaron...   (Taipei Times) 

Computer-borne 'toxic dust' warning "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey, rel...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Study: 'Toxic dust' on computers has chemicals linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

Study: Computer 'toxic dust' linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by sev...   (CNN) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (Siliconvalley online) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease By RACHEL KONRAD | ASSOCIATED PRESS | SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a n...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

'Toxic dust' on computers linked to diseases By Rachel Konrad, Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new ...   (USA Today) 

Archived on Wednesday June 9 at 6.45pm:

'Toxic dust' on computers tied to disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. |...   (Boston Herald) 

Computers have 'toxic dust,' study finds Associated Press | SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several envi...   (Azcentral) 

Parents attack bid to shut school for disabled Distraught parents have lashed out at the pending closure of the state's only boarding school for severely disabled children, warning it will put unbearable pressure on marriages and families. | Paren...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Frank sexuality, creativity are exposed in disability films Every year, the Superfest disability film festival gets a few entries from well-meaning filmmakers that are filled with dry statistics, patronizing case studies or clinical interviews with experts. | ...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

A boy was there, too Only a brave soul would judge Daniela Dawes. She had a son, Jason, with autism. Her life revolved around caring for him. She was depressed at times. She battled for help from the State Government, and...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Computer 'Dust' Busted (AP) "Dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey,...   (CBS News) 

Learning how to love life on the discard table BY SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST | After my first book was published, my mother phoned. When, she asked, would I be sending her a free copy? I leaned back in my chair, staring at a point on the ceiling, searchi...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

Working movie magic Steve Kloves, the screenwriter for all three Harry Potter films, sounds a lot like mob boss Michael Corleone when Corleone declares in The Godfather Part III, "Just when I thought that I was out, they...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Computers' 'dust' is toxic, study says SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Finding his way to the Good Life "You're lucky," Chris Sellars is often told. "You're lucky to be so fit." | "It's not luck," the YMCA personal trainer will say. "It's hard work. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, I like the ha...   (The Toronto Star) 

It's time for 'toon as fest hits Hub Cartoons: They're not just for kids anymore. | The first New England Animation Bash, tonight through Sunday at the Brattle and Coolidge Corner theaters, caters to the child in mature filmgoers. | ``A ...   (Boston Herald) 

Harry Potter's broomstick loses some altitude in third instalment The Harry Potter bandwagon is still rolling, but with 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,' or 'HP3,' it has lost some of its charms | Advertising HP3 has a new director on board: Alfonso Cuaron...   (Taipei Times) 

Computer-borne 'toxic dust' warning "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey, rel...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Study: 'Toxic dust' on computers has chemicals linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

Study: Computer 'toxic dust' linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by sev...   (CNN) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (Siliconvalley online) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease By RACHEL KONRAD | ASSOCIATED PRESS | SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a n...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

'Toxic dust' on computers linked to diseases By Rachel Konrad, Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new ...   (USA Today) 

Archived on Thursday June 10 at 11.22am:

'Toxic dust' on computers tied to disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. |...   (Boston Herald) 

Computers have 'toxic dust,' study finds Associated Press | SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several envi...   (Azcentral) 

Parents attack bid to shut school for disabled Distraught parents have lashed out at the pending closure of the state's only boarding school for severely disabled children, warning it will put unbearable pressure on marriages and families. | Paren...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Frank sexuality, creativity are exposed in disability films Every year, the Superfest disability film festival gets a few entries from well-meaning filmmakers that are filled with dry statistics, patronizing case studies or clinical interviews with experts. | ...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

A boy was there, too Only a brave soul would judge Daniela Dawes. She had a son, Jason, with autism. Her life revolved around caring for him. She was depressed at times. She battled for help from the State Government, and...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Computer 'Dust' Busted (AP) "Dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey,...   (CBS News) 

Learning how to love life on the discard table BY SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST | After my first book was published, my mother phoned. When, she asked, would I be sending her a free copy? I leaned back in my chair, staring at a point on the ceiling, searchi...   (Chicago Sun Times) 

Working movie magic Steve Kloves, the screenwriter for all three Harry Potter films, sounds a lot like mob boss Michael Corleone when Corleone declares in The Godfather Part III, "Just when I thought that I was out, they...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Computers' 'dust' is toxic, study says SAN FRANCISCO -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. ...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Finding his way to the Good Life "You're lucky," Chris Sellars is often told. "You're lucky to be so fit." | "It's not luck," the YMCA personal trainer will say. "It's hard work. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, I like the ha...   (The Toronto Star) 

It's time for 'toon as fest hits Hub Cartoons: They're not just for kids anymore. | The first New England Animation Bash, tonight through Sunday at the Brattle and Coolidge Corner theaters, caters to the child in mature filmgoers. | ``A ...   (Boston Herald) 

Harry Potter's broomstick loses some altitude in third instalment The Harry Potter bandwagon is still rolling, but with 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,' or 'HP3,' it has lost some of its charms | Advertising HP3 has a new director on board: Alfonso Cuaron...   (Taipei Times) 

Computer-borne 'toxic dust' warning "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental groups. | The survey, rel...   (Sydney Morning Herald) 

Study: 'Toxic dust' on computers has chemicals linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

Study: Computer 'toxic dust' linked to diseases SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by sev...   (CNN) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (Siliconvalley online) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease By RACHEL KONRAD | ASSOCIATED PRESS | SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a n...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

'Toxic Dust' on Computers Tied to Disease SAN FRANCISCO - "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new study by several environmental...   (The State) 

'Toxic dust' on computers linked to diseases By Rachel Konrad, Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — "Toxic dust" found on computer processors and monitors contains chemicals linked to reproductive and neurological disorders, according to a new ...   (USA Today) 

Archived on Thursday June 10 at 11.22am:

Study Finds Genetic Link Between Autism, Vaccines (Los Angeles Times (subscription), CA - 14 minutes ago). .. many as a third of families with an autistic child have a history of autoimmune problems. The researchers do not believe that all cases of autism — or even a..

Briefly: Monticello clinic to battle autism (St. Cloud Times, MN - 1 hour ago). MONTICELLO -- A nonprofit clinic opening this month in Monticello will help children and families deal with autism. Developmental..

Vaccine chemical thimerosal can increase the risk of autism-like.. (ScienceBlog.com - 6 hours ago). .. postnatal exposure to thimerosal, a mercury preservative commonly used in a number of childhood vaccines, can lead to the development of autism-like damage in..

Row over autism link to vaccines (BBC News, UK - 7 hours ago). Scientists have raised fears that a mercury-based preservative used in vaccines may cause symptoms of autism. US researchers at..

Autism Linked to Birth Problems (WebMD - 8 hours ago). .. The data come from 465 children with autism, 481 of their normal brothers and sisters, and 1,313 normal kids without autistic siblings...

Autism not caused by a single factor (Times of India, India - 12 hours ago). .. Australia between 1980 and 1995 and diagnosed with autism or a related disorder by 1999. Comparison groups included 481 siblings of the autistic patients and..

Health India > Problem pregnancies more likely to result in.. (New Kerala, India - 16 hours ago). .. of its type to compare children with and without autism as well as the siblings of children with autism. The researchers found that autistic children were more..

Problem pregnancies more likely to result in autistic kids (Webindia123.com, India - 18 hours ago). .. of its type to compare children with and without autism as well as the siblings of children with autism. The researchers found that autistic children were more..

KSU conference examines coordinating autism care (Akron Beacon Journal (subscription), OH - 23 hours ago). Traditionally, autism was believed to affect 1 in 2,000 people. Today, experts believe the occurrence is closer to 1 in 500. Whether..

Mother of severely autistic son wins £10,000 over social.. (Awares - 23 hours ago). LIVERPOOL, UK: The mother of a severely autistic teenager has won £10,000 compensation after social services failed to provide proper care for him...

A world of their own Autism disconnects children from the world,.. (Kansas.com, KS - Jun 7, 2004). .. life with an autistic child, a situation that increasing numbers of parents find themselves in. Two decades ago, 14 in 10,000 children suffered from autism, a..

Autism Linked To Problem Births, Finds Study (Health Talk, Canada - Jun 7, 2004). Autism in some children may be linked to mothers who experience complications during pregnancy, according to a new study by Australian researchers...

Charges against mother dropped in autistic child's 2001.. (The Times and Democrat, SC - Jun 7, 2004). .. SC (AP) -- An obstruction of justice charge has been dropped against a Dorchester County woman related to the 2001 drowning of her 6-year-old autistic son...

Autism Linked To Complications during Birth, Pregnancy (Health Talk, Canada - Jun 7, 2004). Autism in children may be linked to women who experience complications during pregnancy, according to a new study by Australian researchers...

Autism linked to problem births (ABC Science Online, Australia - Jun 7, 2004). .. Scientists have long thought that genetic factors might be involved in the development of autism as there was "clustering" of autistic children in family groups..

On Autism and Clay Aiken (Michnews.com, MI - Jun 7, 2004). .. She was a Social Work major, the class was Social Psychology, and the subject she had chosen was autism... Here is where we can get a good definition of autism...

Man held for alleged abuse of autistic youth (Ha'aretz, Israel - Jun 7, 2004). Haifa police yesterday arrested a 40-year-old Zichron Ya'akov resident for allegedly abusing an autistic youth. The suspect was..

Autism Probably Not Caused by Single Factor (Medscape - Jun 7, 2004). .. with the disorder, those with autism experienced more.. developmental disorder NOS or Asperger syndrome... factors or events cause autistic disorders, although it..

Study Examines Autism and Obstetric and Perinatal Risk Factors (Newswise (press release) - Jun 7, 2004). .. It is unlikely that single factors or events cause autistic disorders, although.. complications are generally nonspecific and cannot predict autism development..

Autism Probably Not Caused by Single Factor (Reuters, UK - Jun 7, 2004). .. Australia between 1980 and 1995 and diagnosed with autism or a related disorder by 1999. Comparison groups included 481 siblings of the autistic patients and..

Archived on Friday June 11 at 7.18am:

Global citizens chip in for local development TIMES NEWS NETWORK | VADODARA: A student from Brazil sets up a permanent crafts outlet for Rathwa tribals in Vadodara. A German student goes a step ahead and develops watersheds for the benefit of tri...   (The Times Of India) 

War Books Spike in Popularity in May - War with Iraq and Trojan War Drive ... HOUSTON, TX (PRWEB) June 10, 2004 -- The current war with Iraq ( - ) and the recent film release, Troy, has caused a resurgence in interest in wars past such as World War I, World War II, the Persian ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Repligen Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2004 Financial Results Company Updates Product Development Programs 6/10/04       WALTHAM, Mass., Jun 10, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | Repligen Corporation (Nasdaq: RGEN) today reported results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ...   (Stockhouse) 

Row Over Autism Link To Vaccines | LONODON (BBC News) -- Scientists have raised fears that a mercury-based preservative used in vaccines may cause symptoms of autism. | U.S. researchers at Columbia University found autism-like damage...   (Tehran Times) 

Tuned-in pupils | By Sara Wallis, The Evening Chronicle   | Parents who want their children to do well at school should think twice before asking them to turn the music down. | According to an international expe...   (IC Newcastle) 

Parents fight to make health care Charter right 1 | | OTTAWA - Canadian taxpayers will have to pay skyrocketing bills if health care is elevated to a constitutional right, the Supreme Court of Canada was told yesterday. | The parents of several aut...   (National Post) 

New finding on vaccines and autism | Los Angeles Times The mercury preservative used in some vaccines can cause behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice characteristic of autism, but only in mice with a specific genetic susceptibility,...   (Seattle Times) 

Scientists report isolating 12 new stem cell lines Chicago -- Scientists at a private Chicago fertility clinic say they have isolated 12 new stem cell lines from genetically flawed human embryos -- an advance that could help research into cures for de...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in the June issue of th...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Film reviews Connie and Carla (12A) ** | Directed by: Michael Lembeck | Starring: Nia Vardalos, Toni Collette, David Duchovny | Nia Vardalos, the mewling mass of mediocrity who dreamt up My Big Fat Greek Wedding, ...   (Scotsman) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities | WEDNESDAY, June 9 (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in ...   (Healthfinder) 

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

B.C. autism fight goes to highest court | VANCOUVER (CBC) - The B.C. government is asking the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn lower-court decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children. | Sabrina Freeman of L...   (myTELUS) 

Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Rogich gets memorable 60th birthday party Elizabeth Foyt's social column appears Wednesdays. Reach her at elizabethfoyt@prodigy.net. | ••• | Sig Rogich was the unsuspecting recipient of a surprise 60th birthday party last month...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Health Highlights: June 9, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Growth Rate of Health-Care Spending Slows in 2003 | The rate of growth in health-care spending i...   (Healthfinder) 

Bethel Park schools Health costs drive decisions Staresinic says personnel cuts are forced money | Wednesday, June 09, 2004 By Joseph Crumb | The deep educational cuts required to balance the Bethel Park school budget reflect a growing regional tren...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Health laws violate Charter, court told 1 | | CREDIT: John Mahoney, CanWest News ServiceMontreal businessman George Zeliotis, who waited almost a year for a hip replacement, wants the Supreme Court to rule that the denial of private hospita...   (National Post) 

Row over autism link to vaccines Scientists have raised fears that a mercury-based preservative used in vaccines may cause symptoms of autism. | US researchers at Columbia University found autism-like damage in the brains of mice exp...   (BBC News) 

Autism not caused by a single factor REUTERS | NEW YORK : In a new study, researchers have identified a number of birth factors that are associated with an increased risk of autism. Several pregnancy complications were linked to autism, ...   (The Times Of India) 

Bill proposes testing kids for special ed Elementary school students who fail their grades should be screened for learning disabilities before being held back, a state legislative leader said yesterday as principals waited for high-stakes tes...   (Newsday) 

Archived on Friday June 11 at 7.18am:

Fighting autism too costly, top court told (The Globe and Mail, Canada - 5 hours ago). .. untreated autistic children are doomed to lives of isolation, social dysfunction and misery, said Mary Eberts, a lawyer for Friends of Children with Autism...

New finding on vaccines and autism (Seattle Times, WA - 6 hours ago). .. many as one-third of families with an autistic child have a history of autoimmune problems. The researchers do not believe that all cases of autism — or even..

Autistic senior focused only on excellence (Virginian Pilot, VA - 8 hours ago). .. Autism, the experts concluded... It affects two to six of every 1,000 people – as many as 1.5 million Americans, according to the Autism Society of America...

Autism Symptoms In Mice Linked To Vaccine Ingredient: Study (Health Talk, Canada - 9 hours ago). A new study links a mercury-based preservative in some vaccines to autism symptoms in lab mice. It's fueling the debate over the..

12-year-old autistic boy put in cage (Sunday Times, Australia - 9 hours ago). .. times in the months between February and September last year, the autistic boy spent 30.. grandson was treated as a naughty child, never as though he had autism...

12-year-old autistic boy put in cage (NEWS.com.au, Australia - 10 hours ago). .. times in the months between February and September last year, the autistic boy spent 30.. grandson was treated as a naughty child, never as though he had autism.

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Planet Ark, NY - 11 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (Forbes - 12 hours ago). .. unlikely that single factors or events cause autistic disorders, although.. complications are generally nonspecific and cannot predict autism development," the..

Study links vaccine ingredient to autism in mice (Reuters AlertNet, UK - 14 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Yahoo News - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Reuters, UK - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Reuters - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Mercury Linked to Autism-Like Damage in Mice (WebMD - 16 hours ago). June 9, 2004 -- For the past two decades, a fierce battle has been raging over whether childhood vaccines can cause autism. On May..

Vaccine Preservative Tied to Autism in Mice (HealthCentral.com - 19 hours ago). Thimerosal, the mercury preservative used in some vaccines, can cause autism-like behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice, says a Columbia University study..

BC autism fight goes to highest court (CBC British Columbia, Canada - 19 hours ago). .. decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children... to dramatically improve communication and language skills in children with autism...

Vaccine Preservative Tied to Autism in Mice (drkoop.com - 20 hours ago). Thimerosal, the mercury preservative used in some vaccines, can cause autism-like behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice, says a Columbia University study..

High court set to consider autism-funding case (CTV, Canada - Jun 9, 2004). .. of her autistic child. In a case she already won in BC Supreme Court, lawyers for Jean Lewis and her family successfully argued that Autism Spectrum Disorder..

Study Finds Genetic Link Between Autism, Vaccines (Los Angeles Times (subscription), CA - Jun 9, 2004). .. many as a third of families with an autistic child have a history of autoimmune problems. The researchers do not believe that all cases of autism — or even a..

Briefly: Monticello clinic to battle autism (St. Cloud Times, MN - Jun 8, 2004). MONTICELLO -- A nonprofit clinic opening this month in Monticello will help children and families deal with autism. Developmental..

Vaccine chemical thimerosal can increase the risk of autism-like.. (ScienceBlog.com - Jun 8, 2004). .. postnatal exposure to thimerosal, a mercury preservative commonly used in a number of childhood vaccines, can lead to the development of autism-like damage in..

Archived on Friday June 11 at 10.41pm:

Sheep like smiles say researchers Sheep can recognise emotions in facial expression, not only in their species but also in humans, researchers say. | Researchers at Cambridge University have discovered sheep prefer smiling or relaxed ...   (BBC News) 

Eleven mascots are united THIS is the England squad who will proudly take the pitch in Portugal on Sunday . . . beside their heroes. | The deserving youngsters will each hold the hand of one of the starting XI against France a...   (The Sun) 

Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit 11 June 2004 | Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit NZ | Internationally acclaimed best selling author and expert on dyslexia, Ronald D Davis, will be touring New Zealand for the first ti...   (Scoop) 

Sheep And Cheerful | Jun 11 2004 | SHEEP prefer a smiling face, according to research. | A team from the University of Cambridge discovered the animals can recognise emotions in the facial expressions of humans as well ...   (Daily Record) 

Warren B. Duckett Jr., retired judge, prosecutor, dies at 64 Warren B. Duckett Jr., a longtime chief prosecutor, judge and leading Democratic political figure in Anne Arundel County, died today from multiple sclerosis. He was 64. | "Politics was his life," said...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Global citizens chip in for local development TIMES NEWS NETWORK | VADODARA: A student from Brazil sets up a permanent crafts outlet for Rathwa tribals in Vadodara. A German student goes a step ahead and develops watersheds for the benefit of tri...   (The Times Of India) 

War Books Spike in Popularity in May - War with Iraq and Trojan War Drive ... HOUSTON, TX (PRWEB) June 10, 2004 -- The current war with Iraq ( - ) and the recent film release, Troy, has caused a resurgence in interest in wars past such as World War I, World War II, the Persian ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Repligen Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2004 Financial Results Company Updates Product Development Programs 6/10/04       WALTHAM, Mass., Jun 10, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | Repligen Corporation (Nasdaq: RGEN) today reported results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ...   (Stockhouse) 

Row Over Autism Link To Vaccines | LONODON (BBC News) -- Scientists have raised fears that a mercury-based preservative used in vaccines may cause symptoms of autism. | U.S. researchers at Columbia University found autism-like damage...   (Tehran Times) 

Tuned-in pupils | By Sara Wallis, The Evening Chronicle   | Parents who want their children to do well at school should think twice before asking them to turn the music down. | According to an international expe...   (IC Newcastle) 

Parents fight to make health care Charter right 1 | | OTTAWA - Canadian taxpayers will have to pay skyrocketing bills if health care is elevated to a constitutional right, the Supreme Court of Canada was told yesterday. | The parents of several aut...   (National Post) 

New finding on vaccines and autism | Los Angeles Times The mercury preservative used in some vaccines can cause behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice characteristic of autism, but only in mice with a specific genetic susceptibility,...   (Seattle Times) 

Scientists report isolating 12 new stem cell lines Chicago -- Scientists at a private Chicago fertility clinic say they have isolated 12 new stem cell lines from genetically flawed human embryos -- an advance that could help research into cures for de...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in the June issue of th...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Film reviews Connie and Carla (12A) ** | Directed by: Michael Lembeck | Starring: Nia Vardalos, Toni Collette, David Duchovny | Nia Vardalos, the mewling mass of mediocrity who dreamt up My Big Fat Greek Wedding, ...   (Scotsman) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities | WEDNESDAY, June 9 (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in ...   (Healthfinder) 

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

B.C. autism fight goes to highest court | VANCOUVER (CBC) - The B.C. government is asking the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn lower-court decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children. | Sabrina Freeman of L...   (myTELUS) 

Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Rogich gets memorable 60th birthday party Elizabeth Foyt's social column appears Wednesdays. Reach her at elizabethfoyt@prodigy.net. | ••• | Sig Rogich was the unsuspecting recipient of a surprise 60th birthday party last month...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Health Highlights: June 9, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Growth Rate of Health-Care Spending Slows in 2003 | The rate of growth in health-care spending i...   (Healthfinder) 

Archived on Friday June 11 at 10.41pm:

Fighting autism too costly, top court told (The Globe and Mail, Canada - 5 hours ago). .. untreated autistic children are doomed to lives of isolation, social dysfunction and misery, said Mary Eberts, a lawyer for Friends of Children with Autism...

New finding on vaccines and autism (Seattle Times, WA - 6 hours ago). .. many as one-third of families with an autistic child have a history of autoimmune problems. The researchers do not believe that all cases of autism — or even..

Autistic senior focused only on excellence (Virginian Pilot, VA - 8 hours ago). .. Autism, the experts concluded... It affects two to six of every 1,000 people – as many as 1.5 million Americans, according to the Autism Society of America...

Autism Symptoms In Mice Linked To Vaccine Ingredient: Study (Health Talk, Canada - 9 hours ago). A new study links a mercury-based preservative in some vaccines to autism symptoms in lab mice. It's fueling the debate over the..

12-year-old autistic boy put in cage (Sunday Times, Australia - 9 hours ago). .. times in the months between February and September last year, the autistic boy spent 30.. grandson was treated as a naughty child, never as though he had autism...

12-year-old autistic boy put in cage (NEWS.com.au, Australia - 10 hours ago). .. times in the months between February and September last year, the autistic boy spent 30.. grandson was treated as a naughty child, never as though he had autism.

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Planet Ark, NY - 11 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (Forbes - 12 hours ago). .. unlikely that single factors or events cause autistic disorders, although.. complications are generally nonspecific and cannot predict autism development," the..

Study links vaccine ingredient to autism in mice (Reuters AlertNet, UK - 14 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Yahoo News - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Reuters, UK - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Reuters - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Mercury Linked to Autism-Like Damage in Mice (WebMD - 16 hours ago). June 9, 2004 -- For the past two decades, a fierce battle has been raging over whether childhood vaccines can cause autism. On May..

Vaccine Preservative Tied to Autism in Mice (HealthCentral.com - 19 hours ago). Thimerosal, the mercury preservative used in some vaccines, can cause autism-like behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice, says a Columbia University study..

BC autism fight goes to highest court (CBC British Columbia, Canada - 19 hours ago). .. decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children... to dramatically improve communication and language skills in children with autism...

Vaccine Preservative Tied to Autism in Mice (drkoop.com - 20 hours ago). Thimerosal, the mercury preservative used in some vaccines, can cause autism-like behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice, says a Columbia University study..

High court set to consider autism-funding case (CTV, Canada - Jun 9, 2004). .. of her autistic child. In a case she already won in BC Supreme Court, lawyers for Jean Lewis and her family successfully argued that Autism Spectrum Disorder..

Study Finds Genetic Link Between Autism, Vaccines (Los Angeles Times (subscription), CA - Jun 9, 2004). .. many as a third of families with an autistic child have a history of autoimmune problems. The researchers do not believe that all cases of autism — or even a..

Briefly: Monticello clinic to battle autism (St. Cloud Times, MN - Jun 8, 2004). MONTICELLO -- A nonprofit clinic opening this month in Monticello will help children and families deal with autism. Developmental..

Vaccine chemical thimerosal can increase the risk of autism-like.. (ScienceBlog.com - Jun 8, 2004). .. postnatal exposure to thimerosal, a mercury preservative commonly used in a number of childhood vaccines, can lead to the development of autism-like damage in..

Archived on Saturday June 12 at 2.32pm:

Sheep like smiles say researchers Sheep can recognise emotions in facial expression, not only in their species but also in humans, researchers say. | Researchers at Cambridge University have discovered sheep prefer smiling or relaxed ...   (BBC News) 

Eleven mascots are united THIS is the England squad who will proudly take the pitch in Portugal on Sunday . . . beside their heroes. | The deserving youngsters will each hold the hand of one of the starting XI against France a...   (The Sun) 

Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit 11 June 2004 | Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit NZ | Internationally acclaimed best selling author and expert on dyslexia, Ronald D Davis, will be touring New Zealand for the first ti...   (Scoop) 

Sheep And Cheerful | Jun 11 2004 | SHEEP prefer a smiling face, according to research. | A team from the University of Cambridge discovered the animals can recognise emotions in the facial expressions of humans as well ...   (Daily Record) 

Warren B. Duckett Jr., retired judge, prosecutor, dies at 64 Warren B. Duckett Jr., a longtime chief prosecutor, judge and leading Democratic political figure in Anne Arundel County, died today from multiple sclerosis. He was 64. | "Politics was his life," said...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Global citizens chip in for local development TIMES NEWS NETWORK | VADODARA: A student from Brazil sets up a permanent crafts outlet for Rathwa tribals in Vadodara. A German student goes a step ahead and develops watersheds for the benefit of tri...   (The Times Of India) 

War Books Spike in Popularity in May - War with Iraq and Trojan War Drive ... HOUSTON, TX (PRWEB) June 10, 2004 -- The current war with Iraq ( - ) and the recent film release, Troy, has caused a resurgence in interest in wars past such as World War I, World War II, the Persian ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Repligen Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2004 Financial Results Company Updates Product Development Programs 6/10/04       WALTHAM, Mass., Jun 10, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | Repligen Corporation (Nasdaq: RGEN) today reported results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ...   (Stockhouse) 

Row Over Autism Link To Vaccines | LONODON (BBC News) -- Scientists have raised fears that a mercury-based preservative used in vaccines may cause symptoms of autism. | U.S. researchers at Columbia University found autism-like damage...   (Tehran Times) 

Tuned-in pupils | By Sara Wallis, The Evening Chronicle   | Parents who want their children to do well at school should think twice before asking them to turn the music down. | According to an international expe...   (IC Newcastle) 

Parents fight to make health care Charter right 1 | | OTTAWA - Canadian taxpayers will have to pay skyrocketing bills if health care is elevated to a constitutional right, the Supreme Court of Canada was told yesterday. | The parents of several aut...   (National Post) 

New finding on vaccines and autism | Los Angeles Times The mercury preservative used in some vaccines can cause behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice characteristic of autism, but only in mice with a specific genetic susceptibility,...   (Seattle Times) 

Scientists report isolating 12 new stem cell lines Chicago -- Scientists at a private Chicago fertility clinic say they have isolated 12 new stem cell lines from genetically flawed human embryos -- an advance that could help research into cures for de...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in the June issue of th...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Film reviews Connie and Carla (12A) ** | Directed by: Michael Lembeck | Starring: Nia Vardalos, Toni Collette, David Duchovny | Nia Vardalos, the mewling mass of mediocrity who dreamt up My Big Fat Greek Wedding, ...   (Scotsman) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities | WEDNESDAY, June 9 (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in ...   (Healthfinder) 

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

B.C. autism fight goes to highest court | VANCOUVER (CBC) - The B.C. government is asking the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn lower-court decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children. | Sabrina Freeman of L...   (myTELUS) 

Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Rogich gets memorable 60th birthday party Elizabeth Foyt's social column appears Wednesdays. Reach her at elizabethfoyt@prodigy.net. | ••• | Sig Rogich was the unsuspecting recipient of a surprise 60th birthday party last month...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Health Highlights: June 9, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Growth Rate of Health-Care Spending Slows in 2003 | The rate of growth in health-care spending i...   (Healthfinder) 

Archived on Saturday June 12 at 2.32pm:

Fighting autism too costly, top court told (The Globe and Mail, Canada - 5 hours ago). .. untreated autistic children are doomed to lives of isolation, social dysfunction and misery, said Mary Eberts, a lawyer for Friends of Children with Autism...

New finding on vaccines and autism (Seattle Times, WA - 6 hours ago). .. many as one-third of families with an autistic child have a history of autoimmune problems. The researchers do not believe that all cases of autism — or even..

Autistic senior focused only on excellence (Virginian Pilot, VA - 8 hours ago). .. Autism, the experts concluded... It affects two to six of every 1,000 people – as many as 1.5 million Americans, according to the Autism Society of America...

Autism Symptoms In Mice Linked To Vaccine Ingredient: Study (Health Talk, Canada - 9 hours ago). A new study links a mercury-based preservative in some vaccines to autism symptoms in lab mice. It's fueling the debate over the..

12-year-old autistic boy put in cage (Sunday Times, Australia - 9 hours ago). .. times in the months between February and September last year, the autistic boy spent 30.. grandson was treated as a naughty child, never as though he had autism...

12-year-old autistic boy put in cage (NEWS.com.au, Australia - 10 hours ago). .. times in the months between February and September last year, the autistic boy spent 30.. grandson was treated as a naughty child, never as though he had autism.

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Planet Ark, NY - 11 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (Forbes - 12 hours ago). .. unlikely that single factors or events cause autistic disorders, although.. complications are generally nonspecific and cannot predict autism development," the..

Study links vaccine ingredient to autism in mice (Reuters AlertNet, UK - 14 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Yahoo News - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Reuters, UK - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Reuters - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Mercury Linked to Autism-Like Damage in Mice (WebMD - 16 hours ago). June 9, 2004 -- For the past two decades, a fierce battle has been raging over whether childhood vaccines can cause autism. On May..

Vaccine Preservative Tied to Autism in Mice (HealthCentral.com - 19 hours ago). Thimerosal, the mercury preservative used in some vaccines, can cause autism-like behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice, says a Columbia University study..

BC autism fight goes to highest court (CBC British Columbia, Canada - 19 hours ago). .. decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children... to dramatically improve communication and language skills in children with autism...

Vaccine Preservative Tied to Autism in Mice (drkoop.com - 20 hours ago). Thimerosal, the mercury preservative used in some vaccines, can cause autism-like behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice, says a Columbia University study..

High court set to consider autism-funding case (CTV, Canada - Jun 9, 2004). .. of her autistic child. In a case she already won in BC Supreme Court, lawyers for Jean Lewis and her family successfully argued that Autism Spectrum Disorder..

Study Finds Genetic Link Between Autism, Vaccines (Los Angeles Times (subscription), CA - Jun 9, 2004). .. many as a third of families with an autistic child have a history of autoimmune problems. The researchers do not believe that all cases of autism — or even a..

Briefly: Monticello clinic to battle autism (St. Cloud Times, MN - Jun 8, 2004). MONTICELLO -- A nonprofit clinic opening this month in Monticello will help children and families deal with autism. Developmental..

Vaccine chemical thimerosal can increase the risk of autism-like.. (ScienceBlog.com - Jun 8, 2004). .. postnatal exposure to thimerosal, a mercury preservative commonly used in a number of childhood vaccines, can lead to the development of autism-like damage in..

Archived on Sunday June 13 at 10.50am:

Sheep like smiles say researchers Sheep can recognise emotions in facial expression, not only in their species but also in humans, researchers say. | Researchers at Cambridge University have discovered sheep prefer smiling or relaxed ...   (BBC News) 

Eleven mascots are united THIS is the England squad who will proudly take the pitch in Portugal on Sunday . . . beside their heroes. | The deserving youngsters will each hold the hand of one of the starting XI against France a...   (The Sun) 

Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit 11 June 2004 | Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit NZ | Internationally acclaimed best selling author and expert on dyslexia, Ronald D Davis, will be touring New Zealand for the first ti...   (Scoop) 

Sheep And Cheerful | Jun 11 2004 | SHEEP prefer a smiling face, according to research. | A team from the University of Cambridge discovered the animals can recognise emotions in the facial expressions of humans as well ...   (Daily Record) 

Warren B. Duckett Jr., retired judge, prosecutor, dies at 64 Warren B. Duckett Jr., a longtime chief prosecutor, judge and leading Democratic political figure in Anne Arundel County, died today from multiple sclerosis. He was 64. | "Politics was his life," said...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Global citizens chip in for local development TIMES NEWS NETWORK | VADODARA: A student from Brazil sets up a permanent crafts outlet for Rathwa tribals in Vadodara. A German student goes a step ahead and develops watersheds for the benefit of tri...   (The Times Of India) 

War Books Spike in Popularity in May - War with Iraq and Trojan War Drive ... HOUSTON, TX (PRWEB) June 10, 2004 -- The current war with Iraq ( - ) and the recent film release, Troy, has caused a resurgence in interest in wars past such as World War I, World War II, the Persian ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Repligen Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2004 Financial Results Company Updates Product Development Programs 6/10/04       WALTHAM, Mass., Jun 10, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | Repligen Corporation (Nasdaq: RGEN) today reported results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ...   (Stockhouse) 

Row Over Autism Link To Vaccines | LONODON (BBC News) -- Scientists have raised fears that a mercury-based preservative used in vaccines may cause symptoms of autism. | U.S. researchers at Columbia University found autism-like damage...   (Tehran Times) 

Tuned-in pupils | By Sara Wallis, The Evening Chronicle   | Parents who want their children to do well at school should think twice before asking them to turn the music down. | According to an international expe...   (IC Newcastle) 

Parents fight to make health care Charter right 1 | | OTTAWA - Canadian taxpayers will have to pay skyrocketing bills if health care is elevated to a constitutional right, the Supreme Court of Canada was told yesterday. | The parents of several aut...   (National Post) 

New finding on vaccines and autism | Los Angeles Times The mercury preservative used in some vaccines can cause behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice characteristic of autism, but only in mice with a specific genetic susceptibility,...   (Seattle Times) 

Scientists report isolating 12 new stem cell lines Chicago -- Scientists at a private Chicago fertility clinic say they have isolated 12 new stem cell lines from genetically flawed human embryos -- an advance that could help research into cures for de...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in the June issue of th...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Film reviews Connie and Carla (12A) ** | Directed by: Michael Lembeck | Starring: Nia Vardalos, Toni Collette, David Duchovny | Nia Vardalos, the mewling mass of mediocrity who dreamt up My Big Fat Greek Wedding, ...   (Scotsman) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities | WEDNESDAY, June 9 (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in ...   (Healthfinder) 

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

B.C. autism fight goes to highest court | VANCOUVER (CBC) - The B.C. government is asking the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn lower-court decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children. | Sabrina Freeman of L...   (myTELUS) 

Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Rogich gets memorable 60th birthday party Elizabeth Foyt's social column appears Wednesdays. Reach her at elizabethfoyt@prodigy.net. | ••• | Sig Rogich was the unsuspecting recipient of a surprise 60th birthday party last month...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Health Highlights: June 9, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Growth Rate of Health-Care Spending Slows in 2003 | The rate of growth in health-care spending i...   (Healthfinder) 

Archived on Sunday June 13 at 10.50am:

Fighting autism too costly, top court told (The Globe and Mail, Canada - 5 hours ago). .. untreated autistic children are doomed to lives of isolation, social dysfunction and misery, said Mary Eberts, a lawyer for Friends of Children with Autism...

New finding on vaccines and autism (Seattle Times, WA - 6 hours ago). .. many as one-third of families with an autistic child have a history of autoimmune problems. The researchers do not believe that all cases of autism — or even..

Autistic senior focused only on excellence (Virginian Pilot, VA - 8 hours ago). .. Autism, the experts concluded... It affects two to six of every 1,000 people – as many as 1.5 million Americans, according to the Autism Society of America...

Autism Symptoms In Mice Linked To Vaccine Ingredient: Study (Health Talk, Canada - 9 hours ago). A new study links a mercury-based preservative in some vaccines to autism symptoms in lab mice. It's fueling the debate over the..

12-year-old autistic boy put in cage (Sunday Times, Australia - 9 hours ago). .. times in the months between February and September last year, the autistic boy spent 30.. grandson was treated as a naughty child, never as though he had autism...

12-year-old autistic boy put in cage (NEWS.com.au, Australia - 10 hours ago). .. times in the months between February and September last year, the autistic boy spent 30.. grandson was treated as a naughty child, never as though he had autism.

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Planet Ark, NY - 11 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (Forbes - 12 hours ago). .. unlikely that single factors or events cause autistic disorders, although.. complications are generally nonspecific and cannot predict autism development," the..

Study links vaccine ingredient to autism in mice (Reuters AlertNet, UK - 14 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Yahoo News - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Reuters, UK - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Reuters - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Mercury Linked to Autism-Like Damage in Mice (WebMD - 16 hours ago). June 9, 2004 -- For the past two decades, a fierce battle has been raging over whether childhood vaccines can cause autism. On May..

Vaccine Preservative Tied to Autism in Mice (HealthCentral.com - 19 hours ago). Thimerosal, the mercury preservative used in some vaccines, can cause autism-like behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice, says a Columbia University study..

BC autism fight goes to highest court (CBC British Columbia, Canada - 19 hours ago). .. decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children... to dramatically improve communication and language skills in children with autism...

Vaccine Preservative Tied to Autism in Mice (drkoop.com - 20 hours ago). Thimerosal, the mercury preservative used in some vaccines, can cause autism-like behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice, says a Columbia University study..

High court set to consider autism-funding case (CTV, Canada - Jun 9, 2004). .. of her autistic child. In a case she already won in BC Supreme Court, lawyers for Jean Lewis and her family successfully argued that Autism Spectrum Disorder..

Study Finds Genetic Link Between Autism, Vaccines (Los Angeles Times (subscription), CA - Jun 9, 2004). .. many as a third of families with an autistic child have a history of autoimmune problems. The researchers do not believe that all cases of autism — or even a..

Briefly: Monticello clinic to battle autism (St. Cloud Times, MN - Jun 8, 2004). MONTICELLO -- A nonprofit clinic opening this month in Monticello will help children and families deal with autism. Developmental..

Vaccine chemical thimerosal can increase the risk of autism-like.. (ScienceBlog.com - Jun 8, 2004). .. postnatal exposure to thimerosal, a mercury preservative commonly used in a number of childhood vaccines, can lead to the development of autism-like damage in..

Archived on Monday June 14 at 2.07am:

Sheep like smiles say researchers Sheep can recognise emotions in facial expression, not only in their species but also in humans, researchers say. | Researchers at Cambridge University have discovered sheep prefer smiling or relaxed ...   (BBC News) 

Eleven mascots are united THIS is the England squad who will proudly take the pitch in Portugal on Sunday . . . beside their heroes. | The deserving youngsters will each hold the hand of one of the starting XI against France a...   (The Sun) 

Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit 11 June 2004 | Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit NZ | Internationally acclaimed best selling author and expert on dyslexia, Ronald D Davis, will be touring New Zealand for the first ti...   (Scoop) 

Sheep And Cheerful | Jun 11 2004 | SHEEP prefer a smiling face, according to research. | A team from the University of Cambridge discovered the animals can recognise emotions in the facial expressions of humans as well ...   (Daily Record) 

Warren B. Duckett Jr., retired judge, prosecutor, dies at 64 Warren B. Duckett Jr., a longtime chief prosecutor, judge and leading Democratic political figure in Anne Arundel County, died today from multiple sclerosis. He was 64. | "Politics was his life," said...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Global citizens chip in for local development TIMES NEWS NETWORK | VADODARA: A student from Brazil sets up a permanent crafts outlet for Rathwa tribals in Vadodara. A German student goes a step ahead and develops watersheds for the benefit of tri...   (The Times Of India) 

War Books Spike in Popularity in May - War with Iraq and Trojan War Drive ... HOUSTON, TX (PRWEB) June 10, 2004 -- The current war with Iraq ( - ) and the recent film release, Troy, has caused a resurgence in interest in wars past such as World War I, World War II, the Persian ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Repligen Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2004 Financial Results Company Updates Product Development Programs 6/10/04       WALTHAM, Mass., Jun 10, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | Repligen Corporation (Nasdaq: RGEN) today reported results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ...   (Stockhouse) 

Row Over Autism Link To Vaccines | LONODON (BBC News) -- Scientists have raised fears that a mercury-based preservative used in vaccines may cause symptoms of autism. | U.S. researchers at Columbia University found autism-like damage...   (Tehran Times) 

Tuned-in pupils | By Sara Wallis, The Evening Chronicle   | Parents who want their children to do well at school should think twice before asking them to turn the music down. | According to an international expe...   (IC Newcastle) 

Parents fight to make health care Charter right 1 | | OTTAWA - Canadian taxpayers will have to pay skyrocketing bills if health care is elevated to a constitutional right, the Supreme Court of Canada was told yesterday. | The parents of several aut...   (National Post) 

New finding on vaccines and autism | Los Angeles Times The mercury preservative used in some vaccines can cause behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice characteristic of autism, but only in mice with a specific genetic susceptibility,...   (Seattle Times) 

Scientists report isolating 12 new stem cell lines Chicago -- Scientists at a private Chicago fertility clinic say they have isolated 12 new stem cell lines from genetically flawed human embryos -- an advance that could help research into cures for de...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in the June issue of th...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Film reviews Connie and Carla (12A) ** | Directed by: Michael Lembeck | Starring: Nia Vardalos, Toni Collette, David Duchovny | Nia Vardalos, the mewling mass of mediocrity who dreamt up My Big Fat Greek Wedding, ...   (Scotsman) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities | WEDNESDAY, June 9 (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in ...   (Healthfinder) 

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

B.C. autism fight goes to highest court | VANCOUVER (CBC) - The B.C. government is asking the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn lower-court decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children. | Sabrina Freeman of L...   (myTELUS) 

Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Rogich gets memorable 60th birthday party Elizabeth Foyt's social column appears Wednesdays. Reach her at elizabethfoyt@prodigy.net. | ••• | Sig Rogich was the unsuspecting recipient of a surprise 60th birthday party last month...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Health Highlights: June 9, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Growth Rate of Health-Care Spending Slows in 2003 | The rate of growth in health-care spending i...   (Healthfinder) 

Archived on Monday June 14 at 2.07am:

Fighting autism too costly, top court told (The Globe and Mail, Canada - 5 hours ago). .. untreated autistic children are doomed to lives of isolation, social dysfunction and misery, said Mary Eberts, a lawyer for Friends of Children with Autism...

New finding on vaccines and autism (Seattle Times, WA - 6 hours ago). .. many as one-third of families with an autistic child have a history of autoimmune problems. The researchers do not believe that all cases of autism — or even..

Autistic senior focused only on excellence (Virginian Pilot, VA - 8 hours ago). .. Autism, the experts concluded... It affects two to six of every 1,000 people – as many as 1.5 million Americans, according to the Autism Society of America...

Autism Symptoms In Mice Linked To Vaccine Ingredient: Study (Health Talk, Canada - 9 hours ago). A new study links a mercury-based preservative in some vaccines to autism symptoms in lab mice. It's fueling the debate over the..

12-year-old autistic boy put in cage (Sunday Times, Australia - 9 hours ago). .. times in the months between February and September last year, the autistic boy spent 30.. grandson was treated as a naughty child, never as though he had autism...

12-year-old autistic boy put in cage (NEWS.com.au, Australia - 10 hours ago). .. times in the months between February and September last year, the autistic boy spent 30.. grandson was treated as a naughty child, never as though he had autism.

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Planet Ark, NY - 11 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (Forbes - 12 hours ago). .. unlikely that single factors or events cause autistic disorders, although.. complications are generally nonspecific and cannot predict autism development," the..

Study links vaccine ingredient to autism in mice (Reuters AlertNet, UK - 14 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Yahoo News - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Reuters, UK - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice (Reuters - 15 hours ago). .. A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, US researchers..

Mercury Linked to Autism-Like Damage in Mice (WebMD - 16 hours ago). June 9, 2004 -- For the past two decades, a fierce battle has been raging over whether childhood vaccines can cause autism. On May..

Vaccine Preservative Tied to Autism in Mice (HealthCentral.com - 19 hours ago). Thimerosal, the mercury preservative used in some vaccines, can cause autism-like behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice, says a Columbia University study..

BC autism fight goes to highest court (CBC British Columbia, Canada - 19 hours ago). .. decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children... to dramatically improve communication and language skills in children with autism...

Vaccine Preservative Tied to Autism in Mice (drkoop.com - 20 hours ago). Thimerosal, the mercury preservative used in some vaccines, can cause autism-like behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice, says a Columbia University study..

High court set to consider autism-funding case (CTV, Canada - Jun 9, 2004). .. of her autistic child. In a case she already won in BC Supreme Court, lawyers for Jean Lewis and her family successfully argued that Autism Spectrum Disorder..

Study Finds Genetic Link Between Autism, Vaccines (Los Angeles Times (subscription), CA - Jun 9, 2004). .. many as a third of families with an autistic child have a history of autoimmune problems. The researchers do not believe that all cases of autism — or even a..

Briefly: Monticello clinic to battle autism (St. Cloud Times, MN - Jun 8, 2004). MONTICELLO -- A nonprofit clinic opening this month in Monticello will help children and families deal with autism. Developmental..

Vaccine chemical thimerosal can increase the risk of autism-like.. (ScienceBlog.com - Jun 8, 2004). .. postnatal exposure to thimerosal, a mercury preservative commonly used in a number of childhood vaccines, can lead to the development of autism-like damage in..

Archived on Monday June 14 at 6.31pm:

Sheep like smiles say researchers Sheep can recognise emotions in facial expression, not only in their species but also in humans, researchers say. | Researchers at Cambridge University have discovered sheep prefer smiling or relaxed ...   (BBC News) 

Eleven mascots are united THIS is the England squad who will proudly take the pitch in Portugal on Sunday . . . beside their heroes. | The deserving youngsters will each hold the hand of one of the starting XI against France a...   (The Sun) 

Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit 11 June 2004 | Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit NZ | Internationally acclaimed best selling author and expert on dyslexia, Ronald D Davis, will be touring New Zealand for the first ti...   (Scoop) 

Sheep And Cheerful | Jun 11 2004 | SHEEP prefer a smiling face, according to research. | A team from the University of Cambridge discovered the animals can recognise emotions in the facial expressions of humans as well ...   (Daily Record) 

Warren B. Duckett Jr., retired judge, prosecutor, dies at 64 Warren B. Duckett Jr., a longtime chief prosecutor, judge and leading Democratic political figure in Anne Arundel County, died today from multiple sclerosis. He was 64. | "Politics was his life," said...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Global citizens chip in for local development TIMES NEWS NETWORK | VADODARA: A student from Brazil sets up a permanent crafts outlet for Rathwa tribals in Vadodara. A German student goes a step ahead and develops watersheds for the benefit of tri...   (The Times Of India) 

War Books Spike in Popularity in May - War with Iraq and Trojan War Drive ... HOUSTON, TX (PRWEB) June 10, 2004 -- The current war with Iraq ( - ) and the recent film release, Troy, has caused a resurgence in interest in wars past such as World War I, World War II, the Persian ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Repligen Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2004 Financial Results Company Updates Product Development Programs 6/10/04       WALTHAM, Mass., Jun 10, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | Repligen Corporation (Nasdaq: RGEN) today reported results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ...   (Stockhouse) 

Row Over Autism Link To Vaccines | LONODON (BBC News) -- Scientists have raised fears that a mercury-based preservative used in vaccines may cause symptoms of autism. | U.S. researchers at Columbia University found autism-like damage...   (Tehran Times) 

Tuned-in pupils | By Sara Wallis, The Evening Chronicle   | Parents who want their children to do well at school should think twice before asking them to turn the music down. | According to an international expe...   (IC Newcastle) 

Parents fight to make health care Charter right 1 | | OTTAWA - Canadian taxpayers will have to pay skyrocketing bills if health care is elevated to a constitutional right, the Supreme Court of Canada was told yesterday. | The parents of several aut...   (National Post) 

New finding on vaccines and autism | Los Angeles Times The mercury preservative used in some vaccines can cause behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice characteristic of autism, but only in mice with a specific genetic susceptibility,...   (Seattle Times) 

Scientists report isolating 12 new stem cell lines Chicago -- Scientists at a private Chicago fertility clinic say they have isolated 12 new stem cell lines from genetically flawed human embryos -- an advance that could help research into cures for de...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in the June issue of th...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Film reviews Connie and Carla (12A) ** | Directed by: Michael Lembeck | Starring: Nia Vardalos, Toni Collette, David Duchovny | Nia Vardalos, the mewling mass of mediocrity who dreamt up My Big Fat Greek Wedding, ...   (Scotsman) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities | WEDNESDAY, June 9 (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in ...   (Healthfinder) 

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

B.C. autism fight goes to highest court | VANCOUVER (CBC) - The B.C. government is asking the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn lower-court decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children. | Sabrina Freeman of L...   (myTELUS) 

Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Rogich gets memorable 60th birthday party Elizabeth Foyt's social column appears Wednesdays. Reach her at elizabethfoyt@prodigy.net. | ••• | Sig Rogich was the unsuspecting recipient of a surprise 60th birthday party last month...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Health Highlights: June 9, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Growth Rate of Health-Care Spending Slows in 2003 | The rate of growth in health-care spending i...   (Healthfinder) 

Archived on Tuesday June 15 at 9.40am:

Sheep like smiles say researchers Sheep can recognise emotions in facial expression, not only in their species but also in humans, researchers say. | Researchers at Cambridge University have discovered sheep prefer smiling or relaxed ...   (BBC News) 

Eleven mascots are united THIS is the England squad who will proudly take the pitch in Portugal on Sunday . . . beside their heroes. | The deserving youngsters will each hold the hand of one of the starting XI against France a...   (The Sun) 

Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit 11 June 2004 | Pioneering International Dyslexia Expert to Visit NZ | Internationally acclaimed best selling author and expert on dyslexia, Ronald D Davis, will be touring New Zealand for the first ti...   (Scoop) 

Sheep And Cheerful | Jun 11 2004 | SHEEP prefer a smiling face, according to research. | A team from the University of Cambridge discovered the animals can recognise emotions in the facial expressions of humans as well ...   (Daily Record) 

Warren B. Duckett Jr., retired judge, prosecutor, dies at 64 Warren B. Duckett Jr., a longtime chief prosecutor, judge and leading Democratic political figure in Anne Arundel County, died today from multiple sclerosis. He was 64. | "Politics was his life," said...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Global citizens chip in for local development TIMES NEWS NETWORK | VADODARA: A student from Brazil sets up a permanent crafts outlet for Rathwa tribals in Vadodara. A German student goes a step ahead and develops watersheds for the benefit of tri...   (The Times Of India) 

War Books Spike in Popularity in May - War with Iraq and Trojan War Drive ... HOUSTON, TX (PRWEB) June 10, 2004 -- The current war with Iraq ( - ) and the recent film release, Troy, has caused a resurgence in interest in wars past such as World War I, World War II, the Persian ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Repligen Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2004 Financial Results Company Updates Product Development Programs 6/10/04       WALTHAM, Mass., Jun 10, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- | Repligen Corporation (Nasdaq: RGEN) today reported results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ...   (Stockhouse) 

Row Over Autism Link To Vaccines | LONODON (BBC News) -- Scientists have raised fears that a mercury-based preservative used in vaccines may cause symptoms of autism. | U.S. researchers at Columbia University found autism-like damage...   (Tehran Times) 

Tuned-in pupils | By Sara Wallis, The Evening Chronicle   | Parents who want their children to do well at school should think twice before asking them to turn the music down. | According to an international expe...   (IC Newcastle) 

Parents fight to make health care Charter right 1 | | OTTAWA - Canadian taxpayers will have to pay skyrocketing bills if health care is elevated to a constitutional right, the Supreme Court of Canada was told yesterday. | The parents of several aut...   (National Post) 

New finding on vaccines and autism | Los Angeles Times The mercury preservative used in some vaccines can cause behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice characteristic of autism, but only in mice with a specific genetic susceptibility,...   (Seattle Times) 

Scientists report isolating 12 new stem cell lines Chicago -- Scientists at a private Chicago fertility clinic say they have isolated 12 new stem cell lines from genetically flawed human embryos -- an advance that could help research into cures for de...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in the June issue of th...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Film reviews Connie and Carla (12A) ** | Directed by: Michael Lembeck | Starring: Nia Vardalos, Toni Collette, David Duchovny | Nia Vardalos, the mewling mass of mediocrity who dreamt up My Big Fat Greek Wedding, ...   (Scotsman) 

Moms of Autistic Kids Share Similarities | WEDNESDAY, June 9 (HealthDayNews) -- Mothers of children with autism are more likely to be older and to have had obstetric problems during pregnancy, labor and delivery, says an Australian study in ...   (Healthfinder) 

Study Links Vaccine Ingredient to Autism in Mice WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A study of specially bred mice suggests that a mercury preservative in vaccines could potentially cause some of the brain changes in autism, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday. ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

B.C. autism fight goes to highest court | VANCOUVER (CBC) - The B.C. government is asking the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn lower-court decisions ordering it to pay for specialized therapy for autistic children. | Sabrina Freeman of L...   (myTELUS) 

Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Rogich gets memorable 60th birthday party Elizabeth Foyt's social column appears Wednesdays. Reach her at elizabethfoyt@prodigy.net. | ••• | Sig Rogich was the unsuspecting recipient of a surprise 60th birthday party last month...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Health Highlights: June 9, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Growth Rate of Health-Care Spending Slows in 2003 | The rate of growth in health-care spending i...   (Healthfinder) 

Archived on Tuesday June 15 at 9.40am:

What Causes Autism? (Ivanhoe - 2 hours ago). .. 1980 and 1995, comparing them with their siblings and children from the general population who did not have autism. Results showed autistic children were more..

Service dog brightens life of autistic boy (Brandon Sun, Canada - 12 hours ago). .. the ideal solution would to obtain a dog, trained to help autistic children, through.. Labrador and Golden Retrievers with children under age 10 who have autism...

Autism's isolation broken (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - 21 hours ago). .. Andy is one of about 40 autistic students in the Kenton County school system.. Autism is a brain disorder that affects a person's ability to use language properly..

Walkers chalk up $300G for autism (The Gloucester County Times, NJ - 21 hours ago). .. year-old autistic son named Jordan, to an event that raised nearly $300,000 Saturday morning. "Prior to 1995 there was no research being done for autism," said..

Autistic teen achieves (Canton Repository (subscription), OH - 22 hours ago). .. Aaron Broadstreet recently won the Temple Grandin Award for achievement with a disorder known as Asperger syndrome, or high-functioning autism...

OHSU joins national program to research autism in children (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR - Jun 12, 2004). .. and the Northwest Autism Foundation announced that OHSU joined a groundbreaking national program to see how treating the medical problems of autistic children..

Home-schooled boy with form of autism wins national award (Ohio News Network, OH - Jun 12, 2004). Aaron Broadstreet recently won the Temple Grandin Award for achievement with a disorder known as Asperger syndrome, or high-functioning autism...

Home-schooled boy with form of autism wins national award (Akron Beacon Journal (subscription), OH - Jun 12, 2004). Aaron Broadstreet recently won the Temple Grandin Award for achievement with a disorder known as Asperger syndrome, or high-functioning autism...

Do physical ills play role in child autism? (Coos Bay World, OR - Jun 12, 2004). .. and the Northwest Autism Foundation announced that OHSU joined a groundbreaking national program to see how treating the medical problems of autistic children..

Family of autistic child moves to Alta. for help (StarPhoenix, Canada - Jun 12, 2004). A frustrated Kenaston-area family who say their autistic son is receiving inadequate.. where Gabriel is enrolled in a special program for children with autism...

Golf tournament to fund autism research (Tri-Valley Herald, CA - Jun 12, 2004). .. Their 2-year-old son, Shane, had been diagnosed with autism, a debilitating disorder.. second son, Joe, was 15 months old, he also was diagnosed as autistic...

Raising butterflies helps draw teen from cocoon of autism (Cleveland Plain Dealer (Subscription), OH - Jun 12, 2004). .. Aaron recently won a national Temple Grandin Award for achievement with a disorder known as Asperger syndrome, or high-functioning autism...

Commentary: Autism and Vaccination (NPR (audio) - Jun 11, 2004). Description: A panel of experts affiliated with the National Academy of Sciences says mercury in vaccines is not causing a rise in childhood autism...

OHSU joins child autism network (Katu.com, OR - Jun 11, 2004). .. the Northwest Autism Foundation announced that OHSU joined groundbreaking national program to see how treating the medical problems of autistic children might..

Mice Got Mercury-Containing Vaccines, Mice Got Autism, Says.. (PR Newswire (press release) - Jun 11, 2004). .. Shows Thimerosal, Mercury Preservative in Vaccines, Causes Autistic Behaviors and.. Molecular Psychiatry concludes a genetic link between Thimerosal and autism...

Mice Got Mercury-Containing Vaccines, Mice Got Autism, Says.. (Yahoo News (press release) - Jun 11, 2004). .. that developed autistic-like behaviors following a mercury-containing vaccination schedule similar to that of US Children. According to the National Autism..

IOM Report, Mouse Study Continue Debate on Vaccine-Autism Link (Medscape (subscription) - Jun 11, 2004). .. the IOM committee recommended that "available funding for autism research be.. However, they did recommend continued surveillance of autistic spectrum disorder..

Gang Attack Left Autistic Teenager 'Emotionally Scarred' (Scotland on Sunday, UK - Jun 11, 2004). An autistic teenager was left with “incalculable” emotional scars by a gang of thugs who attacked him before stripping him naked, a court heard today...

Autistic boy needs better help (Mansfield News Journal, OH - Jun 11, 2004). .. Columbus. Brandon is autistic. "I want him to reach his full potential," Paul, 37, said... At birth, Brandon showed no sign of autism. He..

Autism Symptoms In Mice Linked To Vaccine Ingredient (Sophists.org, TX - Jun 10, 2004). A new study links a mercury-based preservative in some vaccines to autism symptoms in lab mice. It's fueling the debate over the..

Archived on Wednesday June 16 at 1.16am:

Health Tips ... from UPI By Alex Cukan | United Press International | LISTERINE MAY BE AS GOOD AS FLOSSING | Dentists are always urging patients to floss their teeth to remove gum disease-causing plaque not removed by brushin...   (The Washington Times) 

Pervasive Developmental Disorders Yahoo! Health Have questions about your health? | Find answers here. |   | Sometimes it's hard to know at first if a child has what's called a pervasive developmental disorder (PDD). PDDs can enc...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Best sellers: What's hot in the Midwest Hardcover Fiction | 1. The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown (Doubleday; $24.95) Murder leads to clues in the works of Leonardo. | 2. The Rule of Four, Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason (Dial; $24) Four brainy ...   (The Enquirer) 

Autopsy: Vomit blocked airway STATESVILLE - An autistic man died Saturday when he became agitated as police restrained him, said a pathologist who performed the autopsy Monday. |   | The cause of death was "gastric aspiration...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Fire and Police Briefs STATESVILLE - The State Bureau of Investigation is investigating the death of an autistic man who scuffled with police officers at his home. |   | Sidney Templeton, 45, was arrested Saturday and ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

NHS plans 'shelved for pay rises' Health boards across Scotland are shelving new services as they struggle to fund a series of pay rises for staff, it has emerged. | Nine of the country's 15 health boards have admitted to BBC Scotland...   (BBC News) 

Book a place at the annual IT ball IT directors who want to reward their team and help needy children can join other top IT professionals on 8 July at the annual Computer Weekly-backed Intellect ICT Industry Charity Ball. | The target ...   (Computer Weekly) 

Daybook PRESIDENT BUSH | 10:30 a.m. — Participates in a ceremony for the unveiling of the Clinton portraits, East Room, the White House. 3:50 p.m. — Participates in a conversation on Medicare-appr...   (The Washington Times) 

Author's imagination took flight early in life By Allen O. Pierleoni -- Bee Staff Writer | Nicholas Grabowsky has imagination to spare. The author of seven horror/ sci-fi/fantasy novels (and one biography of Nancy Reagan) has thought up weird tale...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Bogus MTA worker nabbed again A man who has been arrested 20 times for illegally posing as a subway motorman, bus driver and transit token taker has been arrested again -- this time for walking through a Queens rail yard carrying ...   (Newsday) 

Science Digest Vaccine-autism link found in certain mice | The mercury preservative used in some vaccines can cause behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice characteristic of autism, but only in mice with a specific...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

Good Night to Be British in the Rockies British TV producers dominated the Banff Rockie Awards in Canada last night, taking home eight of the 15 trophies. | The BBC grabbed four of the Rockies. In all, 87 programmes from 22 countries compet...   (Scotsman) 

Man with history of transit arrests is caught in Queens rail yard NEW YORK (AP) _ A man who has been arrested 20 times for illegally posing as subway motormen, bus drivers and transit token takers has been arrested again _ this time for walking through a Queens rail...   (Newsday) 

Man dies while in police custody A Statesville man died Saturday after he became ill at the Iredell County jail, police said Sunday. |   | Sidney Templeton, 45, was taken to jail after assaulting officers at his home on the 200 ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Kids, carbs & compromise Children are picky eaters, so planning meals for youngsters who need to slim down is an inherently difficult process. | Jennifer Booker knows. She has two teenagers, including an autistic son who is s...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Train In The Neck Despite the city's post-9/11 security clampdown, a man notorious for posing as a transit worker and commandeering city subways and buses has been busted again — this time in a Queens rail yard carryin...   (New York Post Online) 

A2 posts full year loss 1.00pm | Listed milk producer A2 Corporation today posted a pre-tax loss of $2.158 million for the year ended March, flat on the year-earlier loss of $2.156 million. | The company said the loss reflec...   (NZ Herald) 

Prison Conversion May Have Saved Nichols By TIM TALLEY | ASSOCIATED PRESS | McALESTER, Okla. (AP) - | Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols may have been spared the death penalty for a second time because a jailhouse conversion to ...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Health & Fitness calendar | MONDAY | "Healing Words: Writing for Cancer Patients" by Christine Fry at Y-ME Open Door Meeting, 7 p.m., University Covenant Church, 315 Mace Blvd., Davis; free. (530) 753-3940 or (866) 616-4882 or...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Autism's isolation broken Andy Schneider just finished fifth grade. It was a very good year. For the first time, he had true friends. | "I cannot thank those kids enough," says Andy's mother, Mary Anne Schneider, who gets emot...   (The Enquirer) 

Archived on Wednesday June 16 at 1.16am:

More help sought for autistic kids (StarPhoenix, Canada - 25 minutes ago). .. aid each autistic child receives. He acknowledged he did not know how much that would cost. "When you see the increase in the diagnosed cases of autism and we..

PROVISION FOR AUTISM 'COMPLETE' (Derby Evening Telegraph, UK - 33 minutes ago). .. complete" the full range of education available for the city's autistic children... Sutherland House in Nottingham or the Holbrook Centre for Autism, which costs..

AUTISM PROVISION COMPLETED IN CITY (Derby Evening Telegraph, UK - 1 hour ago). .. secondary age autistic children in a unit at Bemrose Community School, in Uttoxeter New Road and at St Andrew's Special School, in Breadsall Hilltop. Autism is..

Early intervention lessens impact of autism (Medical News Today, UK - 7 hours ago). .. Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

Arrest leads to death of autistic man (News 14 Charlotte, NC - 9 hours ago). .. Iredell County are awaiting autopsy results after an autistic man died.. Templeton suffered from autism -- a complex developmental disability that required him..

Early intervention lessens impact of autism (ScienceBlog.com - 15 hours ago). .. Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

Early Intervention Lessens Impact of Autism (Newswise (press release) - 15 hours ago). .. Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

Early intervention lessens impact of autism (EurekAlert, DC - 16 hours ago). .. Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

Autistic man dies in Statesville police custody (News 14 Carolina, NC - 18 hours ago). (STATESVILLE) – An autistic man is dead, and his mother wants to know whether it had anything to do with his arrest by police in Statesville...

Home-schooled boy with form of autism wins award (Newark Advocate, OH - 19 hours ago). Aaron Broadstreet recently won the Temple Grandin Award for achievement with a disorder known as Asperger syndrome, or high-functioning autism...

Autistic Man Dies In Satesville Police Custody (WXii 12.com, NC - 19 hours ago). STATESVILLE, NC -- An autistic man is dead, and his mother wants to know whether it had anything to do with his arrest by police in Statesville...

New Columbia University Study Confirms IOM Vaccine-Autism Report.. (PR Newswire (press release) - 20 hours ago). .. study is a perfect example of the scientific findings that the IOM ignored when creating their recent report on the potential of a vaccine-autism link," stated..

New Columbia University Study Confirms IOM Vaccine-Autism Report.. (Yahoo News (press release) - 20 hours ago). .. study is a perfect example of the scientific findings that the IOM ignored when creating their recent report on the potential of a vaccine-autism link," stated..

Answers sought on why autistic man died after Statesville arrest (WVEC.com (subscription), VA - 21 hours ago). An autistic man became ill and died in police custody when he was arrested for allegedly fighting with officers. Sidney Templeton..

Answers sought on why autistic man died after Statesville arrest (WCNC (subscription), NC - 21 hours ago). An autistic man became ill and died in police custody when he was arrested for allegedly fighting with officers. Sidney Templeton..

Answers sought on why autistic man died after Statesville arrest (Winston Salem Journal, NC - 21 hours ago). STATESVILLE, NC - An autistic man became ill and died in police custody when he was arrested for allegedly fighting with officers...

Answers sought on why autistic man died after Statesville arrest (Wilmington Morning Star, NC - 21 hours ago). An autistic man became ill and died in police custody when he was arrested for allegedly fighting with officers. Sidney Templeton..

Answers sought on why autistic man died after Statesville arrest (Charlotte Observer (subscription), NC - 21 hours ago). STATESVILLE, NC - An autistic man became ill and died in police custody when he was arrested for allegedly fighting with officers...

Answers sought on why autistic man died after Statesville arrest (WCNC (subscription), NC - 21 hours ago). STATESVILLE, NC -- An autistic man became ill and died in police custody when he was arrested for allegedly fighting with officers...

Answers sought on why autistic man died after Statesville arrest (Sarasota Herald-Tribune, FL - 21 hours ago). STATESVILLE, NC -- An autistic man became ill and died in police custody when he was arrested for allegedly fighting with officers...

Archived on Wednesday June 16 at 4.36pm:

Health Tips ... from UPI By Alex Cukan | United Press International | LISTERINE MAY BE AS GOOD AS FLOSSING | Dentists are always urging patients to floss their teeth to remove gum disease-causing plaque not removed by brushin...   (The Washington Times) 

Pervasive Developmental Disorders Yahoo! Health Have questions about your health? | Find answers here. |   | Sometimes it's hard to know at first if a child has what's called a pervasive developmental disorder (PDD). PDDs can enc...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Best sellers: What's hot in the Midwest Hardcover Fiction | 1. The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown (Doubleday; $24.95) Murder leads to clues in the works of Leonardo. | 2. The Rule of Four, Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason (Dial; $24) Four brainy ...   (The Enquirer) 

Autopsy: Vomit blocked airway STATESVILLE - An autistic man died Saturday when he became agitated as police restrained him, said a pathologist who performed the autopsy Monday. |   | The cause of death was "gastric aspiration...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Fire and Police Briefs STATESVILLE - The State Bureau of Investigation is investigating the death of an autistic man who scuffled with police officers at his home. |   | Sidney Templeton, 45, was arrested Saturday and ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

NHS plans 'shelved for pay rises' Health boards across Scotland are shelving new services as they struggle to fund a series of pay rises for staff, it has emerged. | Nine of the country's 15 health boards have admitted to BBC Scotland...   (BBC News) 

Book a place at the annual IT ball IT directors who want to reward their team and help needy children can join other top IT professionals on 8 July at the annual Computer Weekly-backed Intellect ICT Industry Charity Ball. | The target ...   (Computer Weekly) 

Daybook PRESIDENT BUSH | 10:30 a.m. — Participates in a ceremony for the unveiling of the Clinton portraits, East Room, the White House. 3:50 p.m. — Participates in a conversation on Medicare-appr...   (The Washington Times) 

Author's imagination took flight early in life By Allen O. Pierleoni -- Bee Staff Writer | Nicholas Grabowsky has imagination to spare. The author of seven horror/ sci-fi/fantasy novels (and one biography of Nancy Reagan) has thought up weird tale...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Bogus MTA worker nabbed again A man who has been arrested 20 times for illegally posing as a subway motorman, bus driver and transit token taker has been arrested again -- this time for walking through a Queens rail yard carrying ...   (Newsday) 

Science Digest Vaccine-autism link found in certain mice | The mercury preservative used in some vaccines can cause behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice characteristic of autism, but only in mice with a specific...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

Good Night to Be British in the Rockies British TV producers dominated the Banff Rockie Awards in Canada last night, taking home eight of the 15 trophies. | The BBC grabbed four of the Rockies. In all, 87 programmes from 22 countries compet...   (Scotsman) 

Man with history of transit arrests is caught in Queens rail yard NEW YORK (AP) _ A man who has been arrested 20 times for illegally posing as subway motormen, bus drivers and transit token takers has been arrested again _ this time for walking through a Queens rail...   (Newsday) 

Man dies while in police custody A Statesville man died Saturday after he became ill at the Iredell County jail, police said Sunday. |   | Sidney Templeton, 45, was taken to jail after assaulting officers at his home on the 200 ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Kids, carbs & compromise Children are picky eaters, so planning meals for youngsters who need to slim down is an inherently difficult process. | Jennifer Booker knows. She has two teenagers, including an autistic son who is s...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Train In The Neck Despite the city's post-9/11 security clampdown, a man notorious for posing as a transit worker and commandeering city subways and buses has been busted again — this time in a Queens rail yard carryin...   (New York Post Online) 

A2 posts full year loss 1.00pm | Listed milk producer A2 Corporation today posted a pre-tax loss of $2.158 million for the year ended March, flat on the year-earlier loss of $2.156 million. | The company said the loss reflec...   (NZ Herald) 

Prison Conversion May Have Saved Nichols By TIM TALLEY | ASSOCIATED PRESS | McALESTER, Okla. (AP) - | Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols may have been spared the death penalty for a second time because a jailhouse conversion to ...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Health & Fitness calendar | MONDAY | "Healing Words: Writing for Cancer Patients" by Christine Fry at Y-ME Open Door Meeting, 7 p.m., University Covenant Church, 315 Mace Blvd., Davis; free. (530) 753-3940 or (866) 616-4882 or...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Autism's isolation broken Andy Schneider just finished fifth grade. It was a very good year. For the first time, he had true friends. | "I cannot thank those kids enough," says Andy's mother, Mary Anne Schneider, who gets emot...   (The Enquirer) 

Archived on Thursday June 17 at 9.25am:

Health Tips ... from UPI By Alex Cukan | United Press International | LISTERINE MAY BE AS GOOD AS FLOSSING | Dentists are always urging patients to floss their teeth to remove gum disease-causing plaque not removed by brushin...   (The Washington Times) 

Pervasive Developmental Disorders Yahoo! Health Have questions about your health? | Find answers here. |   | Sometimes it's hard to know at first if a child has what's called a pervasive developmental disorder (PDD). PDDs can enc...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Best sellers: What's hot in the Midwest Hardcover Fiction | 1. The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown (Doubleday; $24.95) Murder leads to clues in the works of Leonardo. | 2. The Rule of Four, Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason (Dial; $24) Four brainy ...   (The Enquirer) 

Autopsy: Vomit blocked airway STATESVILLE - An autistic man died Saturday when he became agitated as police restrained him, said a pathologist who performed the autopsy Monday. |   | The cause of death was "gastric aspiration...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Fire and Police Briefs STATESVILLE - The State Bureau of Investigation is investigating the death of an autistic man who scuffled with police officers at his home. |   | Sidney Templeton, 45, was arrested Saturday and ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

NHS plans 'shelved for pay rises' Health boards across Scotland are shelving new services as they struggle to fund a series of pay rises for staff, it has emerged. | Nine of the country's 15 health boards have admitted to BBC Scotland...   (BBC News) 

Book a place at the annual IT ball IT directors who want to reward their team and help needy children can join other top IT professionals on 8 July at the annual Computer Weekly-backed Intellect ICT Industry Charity Ball. | The target ...   (Computer Weekly) 

Daybook PRESIDENT BUSH | 10:30 a.m. — Participates in a ceremony for the unveiling of the Clinton portraits, East Room, the White House. 3:50 p.m. — Participates in a conversation on Medicare-appr...   (The Washington Times) 

Author's imagination took flight early in life By Allen O. Pierleoni -- Bee Staff Writer | Nicholas Grabowsky has imagination to spare. The author of seven horror/ sci-fi/fantasy novels (and one biography of Nancy Reagan) has thought up weird tale...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Bogus MTA worker nabbed again A man who has been arrested 20 times for illegally posing as a subway motorman, bus driver and transit token taker has been arrested again -- this time for walking through a Queens rail yard carrying ...   (Newsday) 

Science Digest Vaccine-autism link found in certain mice | The mercury preservative used in some vaccines can cause behavioral abnormalities in newborn mice characteristic of autism, but only in mice with a specific...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

Good Night to Be British in the Rockies British TV producers dominated the Banff Rockie Awards in Canada last night, taking home eight of the 15 trophies. | The BBC grabbed four of the Rockies. In all, 87 programmes from 22 countries compet...   (Scotsman) 

Man with history of transit arrests is caught in Queens rail yard NEW YORK (AP) _ A man who has been arrested 20 times for illegally posing as subway motormen, bus drivers and transit token takers has been arrested again _ this time for walking through a Queens rail...   (Newsday) 

Man dies while in police custody A Statesville man died Saturday after he became ill at the Iredell County jail, police said Sunday. |   | Sidney Templeton, 45, was taken to jail after assaulting officers at his home on the 200 ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Kids, carbs & compromise Children are picky eaters, so planning meals for youngsters who need to slim down is an inherently difficult process. | Jennifer Booker knows. She has two teenagers, including an autistic son who is s...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Train In The Neck Despite the city's post-9/11 security clampdown, a man notorious for posing as a transit worker and commandeering city subways and buses has been busted again — this time in a Queens rail yard carryin...   (New York Post Online) 

A2 posts full year loss 1.00pm | Listed milk producer A2 Corporation today posted a pre-tax loss of $2.158 million for the year ended March, flat on the year-earlier loss of $2.156 million. | The company said the loss reflec...   (NZ Herald) 

Prison Conversion May Have Saved Nichols By TIM TALLEY | ASSOCIATED PRESS | McALESTER, Okla. (AP) - | Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols may have been spared the death penalty for a second time because a jailhouse conversion to ...   (Las Vegas Sun) 

Health & Fitness calendar | MONDAY | "Healing Words: Writing for Cancer Patients" by Christine Fry at Y-ME Open Door Meeting, 7 p.m., University Covenant Church, 315 Mace Blvd., Davis; free. (530) 753-3940 or (866) 616-4882 or...   (Sacramento Bee) 

Autism's isolation broken Andy Schneider just finished fifth grade. It was a very good year. For the first time, he had true friends. | "I cannot thank those kids enough," says Andy's mother, Mary Anne Schneider, who gets emot...   (The Enquirer) 

Archived on Friday June 18 at 4.23am:

Rodents hold key to curing human infidelity? USA Today | Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | In a report out Thursday, researchers say they were able to perform that bit of molecular magic on the meadow ...   (Azcentral) 

Yahoo! CEO Semel, wife give $25 million to UCLA institute LOS ANGELES - Former Hollywood studio chief Terry S. Semel, now chairman of Yahoo! Inc., and his wife are donating $25 million to the Neuropsychiatic Institute at the University of California, Los Ang...   (Siliconvalley online) 

Yahoo! CEO Semel, wife give $25 million to UCLA institute LOS ANGELES (AP) - Former Hollywood studio chief Terry S. Semel, now chairman of Yahoo! Inc., and his wife are donating $25 million to the Neuropsychiatic Institute at the University of California, Lo...   (The State) 

Rodents may offer insight into monogamy USA Today | Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | In a report out Thursday, researchers say they were able to perform that bit of molecular magic on the meadow ...   (Azcentral) 

A drug to tame a cheating heart? Gene therapy can change promiscuous rodents into faithful partners. As for human rats, well... | LONDON (Reuters) - What would you give for a simple injection that would stop your lover from cheating?...   (CNN) 

GiftCertificates.Com and Doug Flutie Honor Deserving Dads This Father's Day Nearly 1,000 Extraordinary Fathers Nominated From Around the Country for 'Most Deserving Dad' Award SEATTLE, June 17 /PRNewswire/ -- In celebration of Father's Day and the exceptional dads across Amer...   (PR Newswire) 

Gene study may explain why we stay or stray By DAVID WAHLBERG | ATLANTA -- How do you make a promiscuous male loyal to his mate? | Gene therapy -- if he's a vole. | After scientists at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center at Emory Univer...   (Cox Newspapers) 

Report: Rodents may offer insight to monogamy Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | • • • • • Search USATODAY.com | Snapshots | How many people were killed in vehicle accidents invo...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Asperger's artist opens first show Geoff Adams-Spink | BBC News Online disability affairs reporter | Artist, David Downes, who has Asperger Syndrome - a form of autism - has just opened an exhibition of his urban, architectural and rur...   (BBC News) 

Research advances insight into social disorders Forget couples therapy, the secret to marital fidelity appears to be gene therapy. |   | Using that high-tech approach, scientists say they have transformed promiscuous male meadow voles, which h...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Gene tames field mice's lusty ways, study says Bloomberg News | Promiscuous male field mice were more likely to settle down with a mate and ignore the female next door after a single gene transplant, according to a study in the journal Nature that...   (Azcentral) 

For some, infidelity is just nature's way ATLANTA -- How do you make a promiscuous male loyal to his mate? | Gene therapy -- if he's a vole. | After scientists at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center at Emory University put a gene for ...   (Times Union) 

Semel Family Donates to UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute to Promote Better Understanding of the Brain and Human Behavior LOS ANGELES, June 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Terry S. Semel and Jane Bovington Semel will donate $25 million to endow UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute, director Dr. Peter Whybrow announced June 17. The gift ...   (PR Newswire) 

Wiffle 4 Autism benefit The second annual Wiffle 4 Autism Wiffle Ball Tournament will be Saturday at Southwestway Park in Indianapolis. | Proceeds benefit Camp Awareness, which is a Noblesville facility for children with aut...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Study: Vaccines' mercury causes autism-like signs in mice The mercury preservative used in some childhood vaccines can cause autism-like symptoms in newborn mice, but only in those with a particular genetic susceptibility, according to a new study. | The stu...   (Houston Chronicle) 

MMR doc 'faked tests' By JOHN TROUP | A DOCTOR gave jabs to tots then forged test results to make it appear they were immune to diseases, a court heard yesterday. | Dr David Pugh, 55, provided single measles, mumps and rub...   (The Sun) 

Key to monogamy found in little mouse on the prairie GALLIVANTING males with a similar degree of sexual restraint to Rasputin may soon be able to seek genetic help in curtailing their polygamous tendencies. | Scientists have managed to isolate a gene in...   (Scotsman) 

Injection could trigger end to adultery Scientists have a created a simple injection that would prevent your partner from cheating – provided your partner is a meadow vole. | A single gene inserted into the brain can change promiscuous ma...   (Al Jazeera) 

Gene Holds Key To Love | Jun 17 2004 | LOVE rats who cheat on their partners have a new excuse it's in the genes. | Scientists revealed yesterday they have identified a gene which makes partners faithful in voles, at least....   (Daily Record) 

The secret of love: promiscuous voles point to a gene for monogamy By Cahal Milmo | Not any more. Researchers have found that red-blooded Lotharios and lovers of pipes and slippers could be distinguished by a single gene. | A team from the Emory University School of ...   (The Independent) 

Archived on Friday June 18 at 4.23am:

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - 7 hours ago). .. said it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

Early Intervention Lessens Impact Of Autism (Science Daily (press release) - 8 hours ago). .. Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

Police training on autism urged (Charlotte Observer (subscription), NC - 18 hours ago). .. Officers can mistake characteristics common to autism with belligerence, mental illness or refusal to obey commands. Most autistic people are nonverbal and..

Autism Interventions Come of Age (JAMA - Jun 15, 2004). .. an intervention trial for 45 children with autism in grades 2 through 5, designed to pull the children into the social universe. Because autistic traits tend..

Parents await autism court decision (CBC Prince Edward Island, Canada - Jun 15, 2004). .. Parents of children with autism had their day in the Supreme Court of Canada last week. And the outcome could mean more help for autistic children in PEI...

Autopsy: Autistic man died by choking (News 14 Charlotte, NC - Jun 15, 2004). STATESVILLE, NC - An autistic man who died after he was arrested choked on his own.. 44, was "gastric aspiration due to severe agitation due to autism," said Dr..

Health India > Early intervention dramatically lessens the impact.. (New Kerala, India - Jun 15, 2004). Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

New Columbia University Study Confirms IOM Vaccine-Autism Report.. (La Leva di Archimede, Italy - Jun 15, 2004). .. study is a perfect example of the scientific findings that the IOM ignored when creating their recent report on the potential of a vaccine-autism link," stated..

Early intervention dramatically lessens the impact of autism (Webindia123.com, India - Jun 15, 2004). Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

Autopsy shows autistic man died by choking (WCNC (subscription), NC - Jun 15, 2004). An autistic man who died after he was arrested choked on his own vomit.. Templeton, 44, was "gastric aspiration due to severe agitation due to autism," said Dr..

Autopsy shows autistic man died by choking (WVEC.com (subscription), VA - Jun 15, 2004). An autistic man who died after he was arrested choked on his own vomit.. Templeton, 44, was "gastric aspiration due to severe agitation due to autism," said Dr..

Autopsy shows autistic man died by choking (Winston Salem Journal, NC - Jun 15, 2004). STATESVILLE, NC - An autistic man who died after he was arrested choked on his own.. 44, was "gastric aspiration due to severe agitation due to autism," said Dr..

Autopsy shows autistic man died by choking (Charlotte Observer (subscription), NC - Jun 15, 2004). STATESVILLE, NC - An autistic man who died after he was arrested choked on his own.. 44, was "gastric aspiration due to severe agitation due to autism," said Dr..

Autopsy shows autistic man died by choking (Wilmington Morning Star, NC - Jun 15, 2004). An autistic man who died after he was arrested choked on his own vomit.. Templeton, 44, was "gastric aspiration due to severe agitation due to autism," said Dr..

Autopsy shows autistic man died by choking (Sarasota Herald-Tribune, FL - Jun 15, 2004). STATESVILLE, NC -- An autistic man who died after he was arrested choked on his own.. 44, was "gastric aspiration due to severe agitation due to autism," said Dr..

More help sought for autistic kids (StarPhoenix, Canada - Jun 15, 2004). .. aid each autistic child receives. He acknowledged he did not know how much that would cost. "When you see the increase in the diagnosed cases of autism and we..

PROVISION FOR AUTISM 'COMPLETE' (Derby Evening Telegraph, UK - Jun 15, 2004). .. complete" the full range of education available for the city's autistic children... Sutherland House in Nottingham or the Holbrook Centre for Autism, which costs..

AUTISM PROVISION COMPLETED IN CITY (Derby Evening Telegraph, UK - Jun 15, 2004). .. secondary age autistic children in a unit at Bemrose Community School, in Uttoxeter New Road and at St Andrew's Special School, in Breadsall Hilltop. Autism is..

Early intervention lessens impact of autism (Medical News Today, UK - Jun 14, 2004). .. Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

Arrest leads to death of autistic man (News 14 Charlotte, NC - Jun 14, 2004). .. Iredell County are awaiting autopsy results after an autistic man died.. Templeton suffered from autism -- a complex developmental disability that required him..

Archived on Friday June 18 at 9.04pm:

Rodents hold key to curing human infidelity? USA Today | Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | In a report out Thursday, researchers say they were able to perform that bit of molecular magic on the meadow ...   (Azcentral) 

Yahoo! CEO Semel, wife give $25 million to UCLA institute LOS ANGELES - Former Hollywood studio chief Terry S. Semel, now chairman of Yahoo! Inc., and his wife are donating $25 million to the Neuropsychiatic Institute at the University of California, Los Ang...   (Siliconvalley online) 

Yahoo! CEO Semel, wife give $25 million to UCLA institute LOS ANGELES (AP) - Former Hollywood studio chief Terry S. Semel, now chairman of Yahoo! Inc., and his wife are donating $25 million to the Neuropsychiatic Institute at the University of California, Lo...   (The State) 

Rodents may offer insight into monogamy USA Today | Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | In a report out Thursday, researchers say they were able to perform that bit of molecular magic on the meadow ...   (Azcentral) 

A drug to tame a cheating heart? Gene therapy can change promiscuous rodents into faithful partners. As for human rats, well... | LONDON (Reuters) - What would you give for a simple injection that would stop your lover from cheating?...   (CNN) 

GiftCertificates.Com and Doug Flutie Honor Deserving Dads This Father's Day Nearly 1,000 Extraordinary Fathers Nominated From Around the Country for 'Most Deserving Dad' Award SEATTLE, June 17 /PRNewswire/ -- In celebration of Father's Day and the exceptional dads across Amer...   (PR Newswire) 

Gene study may explain why we stay or stray By DAVID WAHLBERG | ATLANTA -- How do you make a promiscuous male loyal to his mate? | Gene therapy -- if he's a vole. | After scientists at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center at Emory Univer...   (Cox Newspapers) 

Report: Rodents may offer insight to monogamy Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | • • • • • Search USATODAY.com | Snapshots | How many people were killed in vehicle accidents invo...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Asperger's artist opens first show Geoff Adams-Spink | BBC News Online disability affairs reporter | Artist, David Downes, who has Asperger Syndrome - a form of autism - has just opened an exhibition of his urban, architectural and rur...   (BBC News) 

Research advances insight into social disorders Forget couples therapy, the secret to marital fidelity appears to be gene therapy. |   | Using that high-tech approach, scientists say they have transformed promiscuous male meadow voles, which h...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Gene tames field mice's lusty ways, study says Bloomberg News | Promiscuous male field mice were more likely to settle down with a mate and ignore the female next door after a single gene transplant, according to a study in the journal Nature that...   (Azcentral) 

For some, infidelity is just nature's way ATLANTA -- How do you make a promiscuous male loyal to his mate? | Gene therapy -- if he's a vole. | After scientists at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center at Emory University put a gene for ...   (Times Union) 

Semel Family Donates to UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute to Promote Better Understanding of the Brain and Human Behavior LOS ANGELES, June 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Terry S. Semel and Jane Bovington Semel will donate $25 million to endow UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute, director Dr. Peter Whybrow announced June 17. The gift ...   (PR Newswire) 

Wiffle 4 Autism benefit The second annual Wiffle 4 Autism Wiffle Ball Tournament will be Saturday at Southwestway Park in Indianapolis. | Proceeds benefit Camp Awareness, which is a Noblesville facility for children with aut...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Study: Vaccines' mercury causes autism-like signs in mice The mercury preservative used in some childhood vaccines can cause autism-like symptoms in newborn mice, but only in those with a particular genetic susceptibility, according to a new study. | The stu...   (Houston Chronicle) 

MMR doc 'faked tests' By JOHN TROUP | A DOCTOR gave jabs to tots then forged test results to make it appear they were immune to diseases, a court heard yesterday. | Dr David Pugh, 55, provided single measles, mumps and rub...   (The Sun) 

Key to monogamy found in little mouse on the prairie GALLIVANTING males with a similar degree of sexual restraint to Rasputin may soon be able to seek genetic help in curtailing their polygamous tendencies. | Scientists have managed to isolate a gene in...   (Scotsman) 

Injection could trigger end to adultery Scientists have a created a simple injection that would prevent your partner from cheating – provided your partner is a meadow vole. | A single gene inserted into the brain can change promiscuous ma...   (Al Jazeera) 

Gene Holds Key To Love | Jun 17 2004 | LOVE rats who cheat on their partners have a new excuse it's in the genes. | Scientists revealed yesterday they have identified a gene which makes partners faithful in voles, at least....   (Daily Record) 

The secret of love: promiscuous voles point to a gene for monogamy By Cahal Milmo | Not any more. Researchers have found that red-blooded Lotharios and lovers of pipes and slippers could be distinguished by a single gene. | A team from the Emory University School of ...   (The Independent) 

Archived on Saturday June 19 at 3.20pm:

Rodents hold key to curing human infidelity? USA Today | Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | In a report out Thursday, researchers say they were able to perform that bit of molecular magic on the meadow ...   (Azcentral) 

Yahoo! CEO Semel, wife give $25 million to UCLA institute LOS ANGELES - Former Hollywood studio chief Terry S. Semel, now chairman of Yahoo! Inc., and his wife are donating $25 million to the Neuropsychiatic Institute at the University of California, Los Ang...   (Siliconvalley online) 

Yahoo! CEO Semel, wife give $25 million to UCLA institute LOS ANGELES (AP) - Former Hollywood studio chief Terry S. Semel, now chairman of Yahoo! Inc., and his wife are donating $25 million to the Neuropsychiatic Institute at the University of California, Lo...   (The State) 

Rodents may offer insight into monogamy USA Today | Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | In a report out Thursday, researchers say they were able to perform that bit of molecular magic on the meadow ...   (Azcentral) 

A drug to tame a cheating heart? Gene therapy can change promiscuous rodents into faithful partners. As for human rats, well... | LONDON (Reuters) - What would you give for a simple injection that would stop your lover from cheating?...   (CNN) 

GiftCertificates.Com and Doug Flutie Honor Deserving Dads This Father's Day Nearly 1,000 Extraordinary Fathers Nominated From Around the Country for 'Most Deserving Dad' Award SEATTLE, June 17 /PRNewswire/ -- In celebration of Father's Day and the exceptional dads across Amer...   (PR Newswire) 

Gene study may explain why we stay or stray By DAVID WAHLBERG | ATLANTA -- How do you make a promiscuous male loyal to his mate? | Gene therapy -- if he's a vole. | After scientists at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center at Emory Univer...   (Cox Newspapers) 

Report: Rodents may offer insight to monogamy Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | • • • • • Search USATODAY.com | Snapshots | How many people were killed in vehicle accidents invo...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Asperger's artist opens first show Geoff Adams-Spink | BBC News Online disability affairs reporter | Artist, David Downes, who has Asperger Syndrome - a form of autism - has just opened an exhibition of his urban, architectural and rur...   (BBC News) 

Research advances insight into social disorders Forget couples therapy, the secret to marital fidelity appears to be gene therapy. |   | Using that high-tech approach, scientists say they have transformed promiscuous male meadow voles, which h...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Gene tames field mice's lusty ways, study says Bloomberg News | Promiscuous male field mice were more likely to settle down with a mate and ignore the female next door after a single gene transplant, according to a study in the journal Nature that...   (Azcentral) 

For some, infidelity is just nature's way ATLANTA -- How do you make a promiscuous male loyal to his mate? | Gene therapy -- if he's a vole. | After scientists at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center at Emory University put a gene for ...   (Times Union) 

Semel Family Donates to UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute to Promote Better Understanding of the Brain and Human Behavior LOS ANGELES, June 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Terry S. Semel and Jane Bovington Semel will donate $25 million to endow UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute, director Dr. Peter Whybrow announced June 17. The gift ...   (PR Newswire) 

Wiffle 4 Autism benefit The second annual Wiffle 4 Autism Wiffle Ball Tournament will be Saturday at Southwestway Park in Indianapolis. | Proceeds benefit Camp Awareness, which is a Noblesville facility for children with aut...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Study: Vaccines' mercury causes autism-like signs in mice The mercury preservative used in some childhood vaccines can cause autism-like symptoms in newborn mice, but only in those with a particular genetic susceptibility, according to a new study. | The stu...   (Houston Chronicle) 

MMR doc 'faked tests' By JOHN TROUP | A DOCTOR gave jabs to tots then forged test results to make it appear they were immune to diseases, a court heard yesterday. | Dr David Pugh, 55, provided single measles, mumps and rub...   (The Sun) 

Key to monogamy found in little mouse on the prairie GALLIVANTING males with a similar degree of sexual restraint to Rasputin may soon be able to seek genetic help in curtailing their polygamous tendencies. | Scientists have managed to isolate a gene in...   (Scotsman) 

Injection could trigger end to adultery Scientists have a created a simple injection that would prevent your partner from cheating – provided your partner is a meadow vole. | A single gene inserted into the brain can change promiscuous ma...   (Al Jazeera) 

Gene Holds Key To Love | Jun 17 2004 | LOVE rats who cheat on their partners have a new excuse it's in the genes. | Scientists revealed yesterday they have identified a gene which makes partners faithful in voles, at least....   (Daily Record) 

The secret of love: promiscuous voles point to a gene for monogamy By Cahal Milmo | Not any more. Researchers have found that red-blooded Lotharios and lovers of pipes and slippers could be distinguished by a single gene. | A team from the Emory University School of ...   (The Independent) 

Archived on Sunday June 20 at 10.16am:

Rodents hold key to curing human infidelity? USA Today | Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | In a report out Thursday, researchers say they were able to perform that bit of molecular magic on the meadow ...   (Azcentral) 

Yahoo! CEO Semel, wife give $25 million to UCLA institute LOS ANGELES - Former Hollywood studio chief Terry S. Semel, now chairman of Yahoo! Inc., and his wife are donating $25 million to the Neuropsychiatic Institute at the University of California, Los Ang...   (Siliconvalley online) 

Yahoo! CEO Semel, wife give $25 million to UCLA institute LOS ANGELES (AP) - Former Hollywood studio chief Terry S. Semel, now chairman of Yahoo! Inc., and his wife are donating $25 million to the Neuropsychiatic Institute at the University of California, Lo...   (The State) 

Rodents may offer insight into monogamy USA Today | Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | In a report out Thursday, researchers say they were able to perform that bit of molecular magic on the meadow ...   (Azcentral) 

A drug to tame a cheating heart? Gene therapy can change promiscuous rodents into faithful partners. As for human rats, well... | LONDON (Reuters) - What would you give for a simple injection that would stop your lover from cheating?...   (CNN) 

GiftCertificates.Com and Doug Flutie Honor Deserving Dads This Father's Day Nearly 1,000 Extraordinary Fathers Nominated From Around the Country for 'Most Deserving Dad' Award SEATTLE, June 17 /PRNewswire/ -- In celebration of Father's Day and the exceptional dads across Amer...   (PR Newswire) 

Gene study may explain why we stay or stray By DAVID WAHLBERG | ATLANTA -- How do you make a promiscuous male loyal to his mate? | Gene therapy -- if he's a vole. | After scientists at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center at Emory Univer...   (Cox Newspapers) 

Report: Rodents may offer insight to monogamy Could the day come when a simple bit of gene therapy might cure infidelity? | • • • • • Search USATODAY.com | Snapshots | How many people were killed in vehicle accidents invo...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Asperger's artist opens first show Geoff Adams-Spink | BBC News Online disability affairs reporter | Artist, David Downes, who has Asperger Syndrome - a form of autism - has just opened an exhibition of his urban, architectural and rur...   (BBC News) 

Research advances insight into social disorders Forget couples therapy, the secret to marital fidelity appears to be gene therapy. |   | Using that high-tech approach, scientists say they have transformed promiscuous male meadow voles, which h...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Gene tames field mice's lusty ways, study says Bloomberg News | Promiscuous male field mice were more likely to settle down with a mate and ignore the female next door after a single gene transplant, according to a study in the journal Nature that...   (Azcentral) 

For some, infidelity is just nature's way ATLANTA -- How do you make a promiscuous male loyal to his mate? | Gene therapy -- if he's a vole. | After scientists at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center at Emory University put a gene for ...   (Times Union) 

Semel Family Donates to UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute to Promote Better Understanding of the Brain and Human Behavior LOS ANGELES, June 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Terry S. Semel and Jane Bovington Semel will donate $25 million to endow UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute, director Dr. Peter Whybrow announced June 17. The gift ...   (PR Newswire) 

Wiffle 4 Autism benefit The second annual Wiffle 4 Autism Wiffle Ball Tournament will be Saturday at Southwestway Park in Indianapolis. | Proceeds benefit Camp Awareness, which is a Noblesville facility for children with aut...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Study: Vaccines' mercury causes autism-like signs in mice The mercury preservative used in some childhood vaccines can cause autism-like symptoms in newborn mice, but only in those with a particular genetic susceptibility, according to a new study. | The stu...   (Houston Chronicle) 

MMR doc 'faked tests' By JOHN TROUP | A DOCTOR gave jabs to tots then forged test results to make it appear they were immune to diseases, a court heard yesterday. | Dr David Pugh, 55, provided single measles, mumps and rub...   (The Sun) 

Key to monogamy found in little mouse on the prairie GALLIVANTING males with a similar degree of sexual restraint to Rasputin may soon be able to seek genetic help in curtailing their polygamous tendencies. | Scientists have managed to isolate a gene in...   (Scotsman) 

Injection could trigger end to adultery Scientists have a created a simple injection that would prevent your partner from cheating – provided your partner is a meadow vole. | A single gene inserted into the brain can change promiscuous ma...   (Al Jazeera) 

Gene Holds Key To Love | Jun 17 2004 | LOVE rats who cheat on their partners have a new excuse it's in the genes. | Scientists revealed yesterday they have identified a gene which makes partners faithful in voles, at least....   (Daily Record) 

The secret of love: promiscuous voles point to a gene for monogamy By Cahal Milmo | Not any more. Researchers have found that red-blooded Lotharios and lovers of pipes and slippers could be distinguished by a single gene. | A team from the Emory University School of ...   (The Independent) 

Archived on Sunday June 20 at 10.16am:

Residential school will serve kids with autism (The Tennessean, TN - 2 hours ago). .. the needs of children with autism and other developmental disabilities, but there is a keen need for a program specifically targeted to autistic students, said..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (Forbes - 12 hours ago). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (drkoop.com - 13 hours ago). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (Yahoo News - 13 hours ago). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Autism presentation set for June 22 in MG (Brooklyn Center Sun Post, MN - 18 hours ago). George Realmuto, MD from the University of Minnesota, and Jodi Lifton from the Minnesota Autism Center will present “Autism: Causes and Interventions” from..

Autism presentation set for June 22 in MG (Brooklyn Park Sun Post, MN - 18 hours ago). George Realmuto, MD from the University of Minnesota, and Jodi Lifton from the Minnesota Autism Center will present “Autism: Causes and Interventions” from..

Grant takes autistic children to recreational summer program (Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - Jun 18, 2004). CONWAY - Grant money has given six Horry County children with autism the opportunity to.. An estimated 32 autistic children between the ages of 6 and 12 in Horry..

New Hope for Students with Autism? (Virginia Connection Newspapers, VA - Jun 17, 2004). .. in Lila Hoggan’s private education can be replicated for children with autism throughout the.. What the school board is providing for our autistic students is..

River Hills training prepares school staff to work with autistic.. (Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier, IA - Jun 17, 2004). .. Goetz has been leading a workshop at River Hills on how to deal with autistic students in the classroom. Autism is a developmental disorder affecting physical..

Vaccines and Autism (ScienCentral News - Jun 17, 2004). .. study linking a once widely used vaccine preservative to behavioral problems in mice could renew parents' fears that vaccinations increase the risk of autism...

Asperger's artist opens first show (BBC News, UK - Jun 17, 2004). Artist, David Downes, who has Asperger Syndrome - a form of autism - has just.. supported in his work by Prospects, the National Autistic Society's employment..

Wiffle 4 Autism benefit (Indianapolis Star, IN - Jun 17, 2004). .. which is a Noblesville facility for children with autism, and the Central Indiana chapter of the Autism Society of America. "My son is mildly autistic, and I..

Study: Vaccines' mercury to autism-like signs in mice (Houston Chronicle, TX - Jun 16, 2004). .. with the susceptibility developed problems consistent with children with autism -- delayed growth.. Jeff Sell, a Houston attorney with autistic twins, said, "It's..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - Jun 16, 2004). .. said it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

Early Intervention Lessens Impact Of Autism (Science Daily (press release) - Jun 16, 2004). .. Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

Police training on autism urged (Charlotte Observer (subscription), NC - Jun 16, 2004). .. Officers can mistake characteristics common to autism with belligerence, mental illness or refusal to obey commands. Most autistic people are nonverbal and..

Autism Interventions Come of Age (JAMA - Jun 15, 2004). .. an intervention trial for 45 children with autism in grades 2 through 5, designed to pull the children into the social universe. Because autistic traits tend..

Parents await autism court decision (CBC Prince Edward Island, Canada - Jun 15, 2004). .. Parents of children with autism had their day in the Supreme Court of Canada last week. And the outcome could mean more help for autistic children in PEI...

Autopsy: Autistic man died by choking (News 14 Charlotte, NC - Jun 15, 2004). STATESVILLE, NC - An autistic man who died after he was arrested choked on his own.. 44, was "gastric aspiration due to severe agitation due to autism," said Dr..

Health India > Early intervention dramatically lessens the impact.. (New Kerala, India - Jun 15, 2004). Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

Archived on Monday June 21 at 1.51am:

University to test health claims made for A2 milk Otago University's department of human nutrition has initiated a scientific study to determine if A2 milk and cheese lowers cholesterol levels. | A2 milk is promoted by AX-listed A2 Corporation, which...   (NZ Herald) 

Miss New Jersey looking to reverse state's fortunes in pageant AP Photos NJMG103-104 of June 19 fondpbn | OCEAN CITY, N.J. (AP) _ As a child growing up with an autistic younger sister, Erica Scanlon knew she wanted to use her talents to draw attention to the plig...   (Newsday) 

Autism diagnosis on rise Dena Gassner finally understands why people don't like her. It's autism, she says. | A mild form of the brain disorder has caused her to lose 18 jobs over 10 years, she says. She cannot make small tal...   (The Enquirer) 

Innovations & ideas | Assistance for the disabled | More than 17 million Americans, including 150,000 in Colorado, live with disabilities such as autism and mental retardation. To help them gain more independence and hav...   (Denver Post) 

Gene may influence fidelity | Commitment is a curious thing. What transforms a stranger into a lifelong friend, confidante or lover? And just as intriguing, what prevents some people from building such bonds? | The answers could...   (Detroit news) 

Pharmacy mixing specialized drugs | Late Ahwatukee grandmother's need spurs palatable idea | Customers of Mixtures Pharmacy & Compounding Center, the only specialized pharmacy in Ahwatukee Foothills, have Lori Allen's late grandmo...   (Azcentral) 

Risk over vaccine delay | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | Children whose parents paid out hundreds of pounds for separate vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella are still waiting more than two years later for one...   (IC Newcastle) 

Martin dredges up some ghosts Whatever the outcome of the election, Stephen Harper can savour this week as the time when the scope of his achievement as a national party leader became apparent. A year ago, absolutely everybody who...   (National Post) 

Ms Clark may not be seen as 'kissable' overall, but the country's youth thought otherwise. ... 'LEAST KISSABLE' WOMAN | WELLINGTON - New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark has been voted the last woman in the country people would want to kiss, according to a poll released yesterday. | Ms Clark ...   (The Straits Times) 

Special education rules may change Special education rules may change State says cost formulas discriminate; more open enrollment transfers possible By AMY HETZNER | @ Last Updated: June 18, 2004 | Waukesha - Special education students...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Briefly: Controversial Accenture deal moves ahead         | Controversial Accenture deal moves ahead | An effort to derail a major homeland security contract awarded to Accenture failed in a vote in the House of Representativ...   (CNET) 

Towards A Faithful You... The Times, London | LONDON, June 18. — A single “love gene” that transforms Don Juans into loyal and attentive spouses has been identified by scientists, casting fresh light on the c...   (The Statesman) 

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism | FRIDAY, June 18 (HealthDayNews) -- Early intervention reduces the impact of autism, says a University of Michigan expert on the disorder. | Children encouraged to speak at an early age can make real...   (Healthfinder) 

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (HealthDayNews) -- Early intervention reduces the impact of autism, says a University of Michigan expert on the disorder. | Yahoo! Health Have questions about your health? | Find answers here. |  ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Briefly: IP firm taps legal muscle         | Open-source screening company hires legal muscle | , whose products help companies identify when their programs use open-source software, has hired Karen Copenhaver ...   (CNET) 

Row over autistic boy's education A woman has been told she will have to take her autistic son out of a special school she campaigned to have opened. | Sam Hilton from East Sussex helped raise funds to have the Step By Step school at ...   (BBC News) 

Briefly: Paid search predictor launched         | Paid search predictor launched | Former Yahoo executive Ellen Siminoff has re-emerged as CEO of , which produces a paid-search management service that was launched F...   (CNET) 

Monogamy likely a genetic trait, research into voles shows MILWAUKEE - (KRT) - Forget couples therapy, the secret to marital fidelity appears to be gene therapy. | Using that high-tech approach, scientists say they have transformed promiscuous male meadow vol...   (The State) 

Yahoo CEO gives huge gift to UCLA Yahoo CEO Terry Semel and his wife, Jane Bovingdon Semel, are donating $25 million to UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute, which studies the brain as well as autism, mood disorders, addiction and Alzhei...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

Yahoo Exec and Wife Give UCLA $25 Million The board chairman of Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq: - ) and his wife are donating $25 million to endow the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute, the institute's director, Dr. Peter Whybrow, announced Thursday. |...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Archived on Monday June 21 at 1.51am:

Residential school will serve kids with autism (The Tennessean, TN - 2 hours ago). .. the needs of children with autism and other developmental disabilities, but there is a keen need for a program specifically targeted to autistic students, said..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (Forbes - 12 hours ago). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (drkoop.com - 13 hours ago). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (Yahoo News - 13 hours ago). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Autism presentation set for June 22 in MG (Brooklyn Center Sun Post, MN - 18 hours ago). George Realmuto, MD from the University of Minnesota, and Jodi Lifton from the Minnesota Autism Center will present “Autism: Causes and Interventions” from..

Autism presentation set for June 22 in MG (Brooklyn Park Sun Post, MN - 18 hours ago). George Realmuto, MD from the University of Minnesota, and Jodi Lifton from the Minnesota Autism Center will present “Autism: Causes and Interventions” from..

Grant takes autistic children to recreational summer program (Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - Jun 18, 2004). CONWAY - Grant money has given six Horry County children with autism the opportunity to.. An estimated 32 autistic children between the ages of 6 and 12 in Horry..

New Hope for Students with Autism? (Virginia Connection Newspapers, VA - Jun 17, 2004). .. in Lila Hoggan’s private education can be replicated for children with autism throughout the.. What the school board is providing for our autistic students is..

River Hills training prepares school staff to work with autistic.. (Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier, IA - Jun 17, 2004). .. Goetz has been leading a workshop at River Hills on how to deal with autistic students in the classroom. Autism is a developmental disorder affecting physical..

Vaccines and Autism (ScienCentral News - Jun 17, 2004). .. study linking a once widely used vaccine preservative to behavioral problems in mice could renew parents' fears that vaccinations increase the risk of autism...

Asperger's artist opens first show (BBC News, UK - Jun 17, 2004). Artist, David Downes, who has Asperger Syndrome - a form of autism - has just.. supported in his work by Prospects, the National Autistic Society's employment..

Wiffle 4 Autism benefit (Indianapolis Star, IN - Jun 17, 2004). .. which is a Noblesville facility for children with autism, and the Central Indiana chapter of the Autism Society of America. "My son is mildly autistic, and I..

Study: Vaccines' mercury to autism-like signs in mice (Houston Chronicle, TX - Jun 16, 2004). .. with the susceptibility developed problems consistent with children with autism -- delayed growth.. Jeff Sell, a Houston attorney with autistic twins, said, "It's..

Mom faces challenges raising two autistic sons (Pioneer Press Online, IL - Jun 16, 2004). .. said it was a huge relief to her and her husband to learn that John was not autistic like his brothers. Vicars was pregnant with John when autism was diagnosed..

Early Intervention Lessens Impact Of Autism (Science Daily (press release) - Jun 16, 2004). .. Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

Police training on autism urged (Charlotte Observer (subscription), NC - Jun 16, 2004). .. Officers can mistake characteristics common to autism with belligerence, mental illness or refusal to obey commands. Most autistic people are nonverbal and..

Autism Interventions Come of Age (JAMA - Jun 15, 2004). .. an intervention trial for 45 children with autism in grades 2 through 5, designed to pull the children into the social universe. Because autistic traits tend..

Parents await autism court decision (CBC Prince Edward Island, Canada - Jun 15, 2004). .. Parents of children with autism had their day in the Supreme Court of Canada last week. And the outcome could mean more help for autistic children in PEI...

Autopsy: Autistic man died by choking (News 14 Charlotte, NC - Jun 15, 2004). STATESVILLE, NC - An autistic man who died after he was arrested choked on his own.. 44, was "gastric aspiration due to severe agitation due to autism," said Dr..

Health India > Early intervention dramatically lessens the impact.. (New Kerala, India - Jun 15, 2004). Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life. Autistic spectrum disorders impact the normal..

Archived on Monday June 21 at 5.34pm:

University to test health claims made for A2 milk Otago University's department of human nutrition has initiated a scientific study to determine if A2 milk and cheese lowers cholesterol levels. | A2 milk is promoted by AX-listed A2 Corporation, which...   (NZ Herald) 

Miss New Jersey looking to reverse state's fortunes in pageant AP Photos NJMG103-104 of June 19 fondpbn | OCEAN CITY, N.J. (AP) _ As a child growing up with an autistic younger sister, Erica Scanlon knew she wanted to use her talents to draw attention to the plig...   (Newsday) 

Autism diagnosis on rise Dena Gassner finally understands why people don't like her. It's autism, she says. | A mild form of the brain disorder has caused her to lose 18 jobs over 10 years, she says. She cannot make small tal...   (The Enquirer) 

Innovations & ideas | Assistance for the disabled | More than 17 million Americans, including 150,000 in Colorado, live with disabilities such as autism and mental retardation. To help them gain more independence and hav...   (Denver Post) 

Gene may influence fidelity | Commitment is a curious thing. What transforms a stranger into a lifelong friend, confidante or lover? And just as intriguing, what prevents some people from building such bonds? | The answers could...   (Detroit news) 

Pharmacy mixing specialized drugs | Late Ahwatukee grandmother's need spurs palatable idea | Customers of Mixtures Pharmacy & Compounding Center, the only specialized pharmacy in Ahwatukee Foothills, have Lori Allen's late grandmo...   (Azcentral) 

Risk over vaccine delay | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | Children whose parents paid out hundreds of pounds for separate vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella are still waiting more than two years later for one...   (IC Newcastle) 

Martin dredges up some ghosts Whatever the outcome of the election, Stephen Harper can savour this week as the time when the scope of his achievement as a national party leader became apparent. A year ago, absolutely everybody who...   (National Post) 

Ms Clark may not be seen as 'kissable' overall, but the country's youth thought otherwise. ... 'LEAST KISSABLE' WOMAN | WELLINGTON - New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark has been voted the last woman in the country people would want to kiss, according to a poll released yesterday. | Ms Clark ...   (The Straits Times) 

Special education rules may change Special education rules may change State says cost formulas discriminate; more open enrollment transfers possible By AMY HETZNER | @ Last Updated: June 18, 2004 | Waukesha - Special education students...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Briefly: Controversial Accenture deal moves ahead         | Controversial Accenture deal moves ahead | An effort to derail a major homeland security contract awarded to Accenture failed in a vote in the House of Representativ...   (CNET) 

Towards A Faithful You... The Times, London | LONDON, June 18. — A single “love gene” that transforms Don Juans into loyal and attentive spouses has been identified by scientists, casting fresh light on the c...   (The Statesman) 

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism | FRIDAY, June 18 (HealthDayNews) -- Early intervention reduces the impact of autism, says a University of Michigan expert on the disorder. | Children encouraged to speak at an early age can make real...   (Healthfinder) 

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (HealthDayNews) -- Early intervention reduces the impact of autism, says a University of Michigan expert on the disorder. | Yahoo! Health Have questions about your health? | Find answers here. |  ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Briefly: IP firm taps legal muscle         | Open-source screening company hires legal muscle | , whose products help companies identify when their programs use open-source software, has hired Karen Copenhaver ...   (CNET) 

Row over autistic boy's education A woman has been told she will have to take her autistic son out of a special school she campaigned to have opened. | Sam Hilton from East Sussex helped raise funds to have the Step By Step school at ...   (BBC News) 

Briefly: Paid search predictor launched         | Paid search predictor launched | Former Yahoo executive Ellen Siminoff has re-emerged as CEO of , which produces a paid-search management service that was launched F...   (CNET) 

Monogamy likely a genetic trait, research into voles shows MILWAUKEE - (KRT) - Forget couples therapy, the secret to marital fidelity appears to be gene therapy. | Using that high-tech approach, scientists say they have transformed promiscuous male meadow vol...   (The State) 

Yahoo CEO gives huge gift to UCLA Yahoo CEO Terry Semel and his wife, Jane Bovingdon Semel, are donating $25 million to UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute, which studies the brain as well as autism, mood disorders, addiction and Alzhei...   (San Fransisco Chronicle) 

Yahoo Exec and Wife Give UCLA $25 Million The board chairman of Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq: - ) and his wife are donating $25 million to endow the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute, the institute's director, Dr. Peter Whybrow, announced Thursday. |...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Archived on Tuesday June 22 at 12.43pm:

Briefly: Symantec settles counterfeiting suit         | Symantec settles counterfeiting suit | Security software maker Symantec reported Monday that it was awarded $3.2 million as part of a settlement with a company accus...   (CNET) 

Autism units get go-ahead THE creation of two educational units for children diagnosed with autism has been given the green light in Midlothian. | The council has agreed to fund the new facilities, one for pre-school children ...   (Scotsman) 

Transit Buff Boasts Of Train Thefts An obsessive transit buff says he drove a Metro-North train full of passengers from Westchester County to Grand Central Terminal in the weeks before he was busted for allegedly trying to steal a locom...   (New York Post Online) 

University to test health claims made for A2 milk Otago University's department of human nutrition has initiated a scientific study to determine if A2 milk and cheese lowers cholesterol levels. | A2 milk is promoted by AX-listed A2 Corporation, which...   (NZ Herald) 

Gifted students losing lifeline Parents, advocates decry budget cuts By ANNE DAVIS and NICOLE SWEENEY | adavis@journalsentinel Posted: June 20, 2004 | Getting top grades has always been easy for Schuyler Gardner, 17, of Mequon, even...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Lessons in self-restraint The French writer who took the pains to write a novel without a single verb had a point, after all, feels Ben Macintyre. His verb-free screed is a counterpoint to the bloated, over-egged prose of so m...   (The Statesman) 

Miss New Jersey looking to reverse state's fortunes in pageant AP Photos NJMG103-104 of June 19 fondpbn | OCEAN CITY, N.J. (AP) _ As a child growing up with an autistic younger sister, Erica Scanlon knew she wanted to use her talents to draw attention to the plig...   (Newsday) 

Autism diagnosis on rise Dena Gassner finally understands why people don't like her. It's autism, she says. | A mild form of the brain disorder has caused her to lose 18 jobs over 10 years, she says. She cannot make small tal...   (The Enquirer) 

Innovations & ideas | Assistance for the disabled | More than 17 million Americans, including 150,000 in Colorado, live with disabilities such as autism and mental retardation. To help them gain more independence and hav...   (Denver Post) 

Gene may influence fidelity | Commitment is a curious thing. What transforms a stranger into a lifelong friend, confidante or lover? And just as intriguing, what prevents some people from building such bonds? | The answers could...   (Detroit news) 

Pharmacy mixing specialized drugs | Late Ahwatukee grandmother's need spurs palatable idea | Customers of Mixtures Pharmacy & Compounding Center, the only specialized pharmacy in Ahwatukee Foothills, have Lori Allen's late grandmo...   (Azcentral) 

Risk over vaccine delay | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | Children whose parents paid out hundreds of pounds for separate vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella are still waiting more than two years later for one...   (IC Newcastle) 

Martin dredges up some ghosts Whatever the outcome of the election, Stephen Harper can savour this week as the time when the scope of his achievement as a national party leader became apparent. A year ago, absolutely everybody who...   (National Post) 

Ms Clark may not be seen as 'kissable' overall, but the country's youth thought otherwise. ... 'LEAST KISSABLE' WOMAN | WELLINGTON - New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark has been voted the last woman in the country people would want to kiss, according to a poll released yesterday. | Ms Clark ...   (The Straits Times) 

Special education rules may change Special education rules may change State says cost formulas discriminate; more open enrollment transfers possible By AMY HETZNER | @ Last Updated: June 18, 2004 | Waukesha - Special education students...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Briefly: Controversial Accenture deal moves ahead         | Controversial Accenture deal moves ahead | An effort to derail a major homeland security contract awarded to Accenture failed in a vote in the House of Representativ...   (CNET) 

Towards A Faithful You... The Times, London | LONDON, June 18. — A single “love gene” that transforms Don Juans into loyal and attentive spouses has been identified by scientists, casting fresh light on the c...   (The Statesman) 

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism | FRIDAY, June 18 (HealthDayNews) -- Early intervention reduces the impact of autism, says a University of Michigan expert on the disorder. | Children encouraged to speak at an early age can make real...   (Healthfinder) 

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (HealthDayNews) -- Early intervention reduces the impact of autism, says a University of Michigan expert on the disorder. | Yahoo! Health Have questions about your health? | Find answers here. |  ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Briefly: IP firm taps legal muscle         | Open-source screening company hires legal muscle | , whose products help companies identify when their programs use open-source software, has hired Karen Copenhaver ...   (CNET) 

Archived on Tuesday June 22 at 12.43pm:

Noise annoys autistic children (Massey News, New Zealand - 7 hours ago). .. These include young children with autism, Asperger syndrome, Down syndrome, ADHD, global.. are seriously affected by noise, the effects on autistic children in..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (PakTribune.com, Pakistan - 12 hours ago). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

D'Amato's latest whodunit explores world of autism (Chicago Sun Times, IL - 20 hours ago). .. But the hundreds of deaths merely serve as a backdrop for a gruesome murder that draws two police detectives into the unfamiliar world of autistic children...

Autism diagnosis on rise (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - 21 hours ago). .. In its most severe form, autism shuts people off.. Those with milder variations, including Asperger's, have poor.. to six children per 1,000 have autistic disorders..

A PARENT'S DREAM: Springers join fight to help autistic children (Alexandria Town Talk, LA - 23 hours ago). .. there is no place in the state for autistic children to receive this therapy. Even though the number of children in the state school system with autism grew by..

Autism Society to educate faith communities (The Tennessean, TN - Jun 19, 2004). ''Educating faith communities: ministering to and with people with developmental disabilities,'' a workshop by the Autism Society of Middle Tennessee, is set..

Smarter Way To Boost Self-Confidence Of Autistic Children (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - Jun 19, 2004). Bandar Seri Begawan – Autistic children were treated to a Community Adaptation Programme.. The Society for the Management of Autism Related issues- in Training..

Pioneering state school opening for autistic children (Knoxville News Sentinel, TN - Jun 19, 2004). .. with autism will have a new option for educating their youngsters next year, when what is believed to be the state's first residential school for autistic..

Residential school will serve kids with autism (The Tennessean, TN - Jun 19, 2004). .. the needs of children with autism and other developmental disabilities, but there is a keen need for a program specifically targeted to autistic students, said..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (Forbes - Jun 18, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (drkoop.com - Jun 18, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (Yahoo News - Jun 18, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Autism presentation set for June 22 in MG (Brooklyn Center Sun Post, MN - Jun 18, 2004). George Realmuto, MD from the University of Minnesota, and Jodi Lifton from the Minnesota Autism Center will present “Autism: Causes and Interventions” from..

Autism presentation set for June 22 in MG (Brooklyn Park Sun Post, MN - Jun 18, 2004). George Realmuto, MD from the University of Minnesota, and Jodi Lifton from the Minnesota Autism Center will present “Autism: Causes and Interventions” from..

Grant takes autistic children to recreational summer program (Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - Jun 18, 2004). CONWAY - Grant money has given six Horry County children with autism the opportunity to.. An estimated 32 autistic children between the ages of 6 and 12 in Horry..

New Hope for Students with Autism? (Virginia Connection Newspapers, VA - Jun 17, 2004). .. in Lila Hoggan’s private education can be replicated for children with autism throughout the.. What the school board is providing for our autistic students is..

River Hills training prepares school staff to work with autistic.. (Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier, IA - Jun 17, 2004). .. Goetz has been leading a workshop at River Hills on how to deal with autistic students in the classroom. Autism is a developmental disorder affecting physical..

Vaccines and Autism (ScienCentral News - Jun 17, 2004). .. study linking a once widely used vaccine preservative to behavioral problems in mice could renew parents' fears that vaccinations increase the risk of autism...

Asperger's artist opens first show (BBC News, UK - Jun 17, 2004). Artist, David Downes, who has Asperger Syndrome - a form of autism - has just.. supported in his work by Prospects, the National Autistic Society's employment..

Wiffle 4 Autism benefit (Indianapolis Star, IN - Jun 17, 2004). .. which is a Noblesville facility for children with autism, and the Central Indiana chapter of the Autism Society of America. "My son is mildly autistic, and I..

Archived on Wednesday June 23 at 4.16am:

My amazing boy James | By Helen Sturdy, Evening Gazette   | It wasn't long after he was born that James Aston's parents realised something was wrong. | Eventually he was diagnosed with autism - and myriad other healt...   (IC Newcastle) 

Pharmacy based on palatable idea | Late Ahwatukee grandmother's need spurs palatable idea | Customers of Mixtures Pharmacy & Compounding Center, the only specialized pharmacy in Ahwatukee Foothills, have Lori Allen's late grandmo...   (Azcentral) 

Midwest bestsellers Hardcover Fiction | 1. The Rule of Four, Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason (Dial; $24) Four brainy roommates seek to break a code leading to ancient treasure. | 2. The Five People You Meet in Heaven, M...   (The Enquirer) 

For the love of Jackson Jackson Price was born big and healthy. But his mother, Lisa, knew instinctively something was amiss. | He did not seem to respond to normal stimulation. He had terrible colic. | Even when that subsid...   (Detroit Free Press) 

Health calendar: 6/22/04 | Tuesday, June 22, 2004 Compiled by Kathy Samudovsky, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Special Events | As part of National HIV Testing Day on June 28, the Allegheny County Health Department will provide fr...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism | WASHINGTON (Health Day News) -- Early intervention reduces the impact of autism, says a University of Michigan expert on the disorder. | Children encouraged to speak at an early age can make real pr...   (Tehran Times) 

Early Diagnosis Key to Treatment of Psychiatric Ailments, Says Doctor Maha Akeel, Arab News   | JEDDAH, 22 June 2004 — Since their establishment in 2000, the Jeddah Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Services have not had a moment’s rest, according to its founder Dr....   (Arab News) 

Briefly: Symantec settles counterfeiting suit         | Symantec settles counterfeiting suit | Security software maker Symantec reported Monday that it was awarded $3.2 million as part of a settlement with a company accus...   (CNET) 

Autism units get go-ahead THE creation of two educational units for children diagnosed with autism has been given the green light in Midlothian. | The council has agreed to fund the new facilities, one for pre-school children ...   (Scotsman) 

Transit Buff Boasts Of Train Thefts An obsessive transit buff says he drove a Metro-North train full of passengers from Westchester County to Grand Central Terminal in the weeks before he was busted for allegedly trying to steal a locom...   (New York Post Online) 

University to test health claims made for A2 milk Otago University's department of human nutrition has initiated a scientific study to determine if A2 milk and cheese lowers cholesterol levels. | A2 milk is promoted by AX-listed A2 Corporation, which...   (NZ Herald) 

Gifted students losing lifeline Parents, advocates decry budget cuts By ANNE DAVIS and NICOLE SWEENEY | adavis@journalsentinel Posted: June 20, 2004 | Getting top grades has always been easy for Schuyler Gardner, 17, of Mequon, even...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Lessons in self-restraint The French writer who took the pains to write a novel without a single verb had a point, after all, feels Ben Macintyre. His verb-free screed is a counterpoint to the bloated, over-egged prose of so m...   (The Statesman) 

Miss New Jersey looking to reverse state's fortunes in pageant AP Photos NJMG103-104 of June 19 fondpbn | OCEAN CITY, N.J. (AP) _ As a child growing up with an autistic younger sister, Erica Scanlon knew she wanted to use her talents to draw attention to the plig...   (Newsday) 

Autism diagnosis on rise Dena Gassner finally understands why people don't like her. It's autism, she says. | A mild form of the brain disorder has caused her to lose 18 jobs over 10 years, she says. She cannot make small tal...   (The Enquirer) 

Innovations & ideas | Assistance for the disabled | More than 17 million Americans, including 150,000 in Colorado, live with disabilities such as autism and mental retardation. To help them gain more independence and hav...   (Denver Post) 

Gene may influence fidelity | Commitment is a curious thing. What transforms a stranger into a lifelong friend, confidante or lover? And just as intriguing, what prevents some people from building such bonds? | The answers could...   (Detroit news) 

Pharmacy mixing specialized drugs | Late Ahwatukee grandmother's need spurs palatable idea | Customers of Mixtures Pharmacy & Compounding Center, the only specialized pharmacy in Ahwatukee Foothills, have Lori Allen's late grandmo...   (Azcentral) 

Risk over vaccine delay | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | Children whose parents paid out hundreds of pounds for separate vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella are still waiting more than two years later for one...   (IC Newcastle) 

Martin dredges up some ghosts Whatever the outcome of the election, Stephen Harper can savour this week as the time when the scope of his achievement as a national party leader became apparent. A year ago, absolutely everybody who...   (National Post) 

Archived on Wednesday June 23 at 11.44pm:

My amazing boy James | By Helen Sturdy, Evening Gazette   | It wasn't long after he was born that James Aston's parents realised something was wrong. | Eventually he was diagnosed with autism - and myriad other healt...   (IC Newcastle) 

Pharmacy based on palatable idea | Late Ahwatukee grandmother's need spurs palatable idea | Customers of Mixtures Pharmacy & Compounding Center, the only specialized pharmacy in Ahwatukee Foothills, have Lori Allen's late grandmo...   (Azcentral) 

Midwest bestsellers Hardcover Fiction | 1. The Rule of Four, Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason (Dial; $24) Four brainy roommates seek to break a code leading to ancient treasure. | 2. The Five People You Meet in Heaven, M...   (The Enquirer) 

For the love of Jackson Jackson Price was born big and healthy. But his mother, Lisa, knew instinctively something was amiss. | He did not seem to respond to normal stimulation. He had terrible colic. | Even when that subsid...   (Detroit Free Press) 

Health calendar: 6/22/04 | Tuesday, June 22, 2004 Compiled by Kathy Samudovsky, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Special Events | As part of National HIV Testing Day on June 28, the Allegheny County Health Department will provide fr...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism | WASHINGTON (Health Day News) -- Early intervention reduces the impact of autism, says a University of Michigan expert on the disorder. | Children encouraged to speak at an early age can make real pr...   (Tehran Times) 

Early Diagnosis Key to Treatment of Psychiatric Ailments, Says Doctor Maha Akeel, Arab News   | JEDDAH, 22 June 2004 — Since their establishment in 2000, the Jeddah Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Services have not had a moment’s rest, according to its founder Dr....   (Arab News) 

Briefly: Symantec settles counterfeiting suit         | Symantec settles counterfeiting suit | Security software maker Symantec reported Monday that it was awarded $3.2 million as part of a settlement with a company accus...   (CNET) 

Autism units get go-ahead THE creation of two educational units for children diagnosed with autism has been given the green light in Midlothian. | The council has agreed to fund the new facilities, one for pre-school children ...   (Scotsman) 

Transit Buff Boasts Of Train Thefts An obsessive transit buff says he drove a Metro-North train full of passengers from Westchester County to Grand Central Terminal in the weeks before he was busted for allegedly trying to steal a locom...   (New York Post Online) 

University to test health claims made for A2 milk Otago University's department of human nutrition has initiated a scientific study to determine if A2 milk and cheese lowers cholesterol levels. | A2 milk is promoted by AX-listed A2 Corporation, which...   (NZ Herald) 

Gifted students losing lifeline Parents, advocates decry budget cuts By ANNE DAVIS and NICOLE SWEENEY | adavis@journalsentinel Posted: June 20, 2004 | Getting top grades has always been easy for Schuyler Gardner, 17, of Mequon, even...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Lessons in self-restraint The French writer who took the pains to write a novel without a single verb had a point, after all, feels Ben Macintyre. His verb-free screed is a counterpoint to the bloated, over-egged prose of so m...   (The Statesman) 

Miss New Jersey looking to reverse state's fortunes in pageant AP Photos NJMG103-104 of June 19 fondpbn | OCEAN CITY, N.J. (AP) _ As a child growing up with an autistic younger sister, Erica Scanlon knew she wanted to use her talents to draw attention to the plig...   (Newsday) 

Autism diagnosis on rise Dena Gassner finally understands why people don't like her. It's autism, she says. | A mild form of the brain disorder has caused her to lose 18 jobs over 10 years, she says. She cannot make small tal...   (The Enquirer) 

Innovations & ideas | Assistance for the disabled | More than 17 million Americans, including 150,000 in Colorado, live with disabilities such as autism and mental retardation. To help them gain more independence and hav...   (Denver Post) 

Gene may influence fidelity | Commitment is a curious thing. What transforms a stranger into a lifelong friend, confidante or lover? And just as intriguing, what prevents some people from building such bonds? | The answers could...   (Detroit news) 

Pharmacy mixing specialized drugs | Late Ahwatukee grandmother's need spurs palatable idea | Customers of Mixtures Pharmacy & Compounding Center, the only specialized pharmacy in Ahwatukee Foothills, have Lori Allen's late grandmo...   (Azcentral) 

Risk over vaccine delay | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | Children whose parents paid out hundreds of pounds for separate vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella are still waiting more than two years later for one...   (IC Newcastle) 

Martin dredges up some ghosts Whatever the outcome of the election, Stephen Harper can savour this week as the time when the scope of his achievement as a national party leader became apparent. A year ago, absolutely everybody who...   (National Post) 

Archived on Wednesday June 23 at 11.44pm:

Autistic children may hide musical talents (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - 5 hours ago). .. In addition, the autistic children performed on par with the other.. octaves, despite the well-known difficulties in generalization associated with autism...

Child autism activist Kathleen Martin dies (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - 11 hours ago). .. Martin's work centered on helping families of children with autism to cope.. Martin helped develop HAVE Dreams (Helping Autistic Voices Emerge), first working on..

Can a diet avoiding gluten and milk proteins reduce autism? (News-Medical.net, World - 13 hours ago). .. However, there was a significant reduction in autistic traits in the children allocated.. proteins may be responsible for some of the effects of autism, but well..

Autism: Early intervention helps (Health24, South Africa - 18 hours ago). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR AUTISTIC STUDENTS TO OPEN IN TENNESSEE (WBIR-TV, TN - 23 hours ago). .. The school purchased a former church building that will accommodate 20 severely autistic children. Autism is a developmental disorder best known for impairing..

Bowler targeting autism (Wilkes Barre Times-Leader, PA - Jun 21, 2004). .. Because autism is a social and developmental handicap and has no known cure or cause, Dunbar said it is important to teach autistic children beyond the..

Autism units get go-ahead (The Scotsman, UK - Jun 21, 2004). THE creation of two educational units for children diagnosed with autism has been.. Autistic children attending the unit will take part in activities with the..

Noise annoys autistic children (Massey News, New Zealand - Jun 20, 2004). .. These include young children with autism, Asperger syndrome, Down syndrome, ADHD, global.. are seriously affected by noise, the effects on autistic children in..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (PakTribune.com, Pakistan - Jun 20, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

D'Amato's latest whodunit explores world of autism (Chicago Sun Times, IL - Jun 20, 2004). .. But the hundreds of deaths merely serve as a backdrop for a gruesome murder that draws two police detectives into the unfamiliar world of autistic children...

Autism diagnosis on rise (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Jun 20, 2004). .. In its most severe form, autism shuts people off.. Those with milder variations, including Asperger's, have poor.. to six children per 1,000 have autistic disorders..

A PARENT'S DREAM: Springers join fight to help autistic children (Alexandria Town Talk, LA - Jun 19, 2004). .. there is no place in the state for autistic children to receive this therapy. Even though the number of children in the state school system with autism grew by..

Autism Society to educate faith communities (The Tennessean, TN - Jun 19, 2004). ''Educating faith communities: ministering to and with people with developmental disabilities,'' a workshop by the Autism Society of Middle Tennessee, is set..

Smarter Way To Boost Self-Confidence Of Autistic Children (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - Jun 19, 2004). Bandar Seri Begawan – Autistic children were treated to a Community Adaptation Programme.. The Society for the Management of Autism Related issues- in Training..

Pioneering state school opening for autistic children (Knoxville News Sentinel, TN - Jun 19, 2004). .. with autism will have a new option for educating their youngsters next year, when what is believed to be the state's first residential school for autistic..

Residential school will serve kids with autism (The Tennessean, TN - Jun 19, 2004). .. the needs of children with autism and other developmental disabilities, but there is a keen need for a program specifically targeted to autistic students, said..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (Forbes - Jun 18, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (drkoop.com - Jun 18, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (Yahoo News - Jun 18, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

Autism presentation set for June 22 in MG (Brooklyn Center Sun Post, MN - Jun 18, 2004). George Realmuto, MD from the University of Minnesota, and Jodi Lifton from the Minnesota Autism Center will present “Autism: Causes and Interventions” from..

Archived on Thursday June 24 at 9.35pm:

My amazing boy James | By Helen Sturdy, Evening Gazette   | It wasn't long after he was born that James Aston's parents realised something was wrong. | Eventually he was diagnosed with autism - and myriad other healt...   (IC Newcastle) 

Pharmacy based on palatable idea | Late Ahwatukee grandmother's need spurs palatable idea | Customers of Mixtures Pharmacy & Compounding Center, the only specialized pharmacy in Ahwatukee Foothills, have Lori Allen's late grandmo...   (Azcentral) 

Midwest bestsellers Hardcover Fiction | 1. The Rule of Four, Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason (Dial; $24) Four brainy roommates seek to break a code leading to ancient treasure. | 2. The Five People You Meet in Heaven, M...   (The Enquirer) 

For the love of Jackson Jackson Price was born big and healthy. But his mother, Lisa, knew instinctively something was amiss. | He did not seem to respond to normal stimulation. He had terrible colic. | Even when that subsid...   (Detroit Free Press) 

Health calendar: 6/22/04 | Tuesday, June 22, 2004 Compiled by Kathy Samudovsky, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Special Events | As part of National HIV Testing Day on June 28, the Allegheny County Health Department will provide fr...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism | WASHINGTON (Health Day News) -- Early intervention reduces the impact of autism, says a University of Michigan expert on the disorder. | Children encouraged to speak at an early age can make real pr...   (Tehran Times) 

Early Diagnosis Key to Treatment of Psychiatric Ailments, Says Doctor Maha Akeel, Arab News   | JEDDAH, 22 June 2004 — Since their establishment in 2000, the Jeddah Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Services have not had a moment’s rest, according to its founder Dr....   (Arab News) 

Briefly: Symantec settles counterfeiting suit         | Symantec settles counterfeiting suit | Security software maker Symantec reported Monday that it was awarded $3.2 million as part of a settlement with a company accus...   (CNET) 

Autism units get go-ahead THE creation of two educational units for children diagnosed with autism has been given the green light in Midlothian. | The council has agreed to fund the new facilities, one for pre-school children ...   (Scotsman) 

Transit Buff Boasts Of Train Thefts An obsessive transit buff says he drove a Metro-North train full of passengers from Westchester County to Grand Central Terminal in the weeks before he was busted for allegedly trying to steal a locom...   (New York Post Online) 

University to test health claims made for A2 milk Otago University's department of human nutrition has initiated a scientific study to determine if A2 milk and cheese lowers cholesterol levels. | A2 milk is promoted by AX-listed A2 Corporation, which...   (NZ Herald) 

Gifted students losing lifeline Parents, advocates decry budget cuts By ANNE DAVIS and NICOLE SWEENEY | adavis@journalsentinel Posted: June 20, 2004 | Getting top grades has always been easy for Schuyler Gardner, 17, of Mequon, even...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Lessons in self-restraint The French writer who took the pains to write a novel without a single verb had a point, after all, feels Ben Macintyre. His verb-free screed is a counterpoint to the bloated, over-egged prose of so m...   (The Statesman) 

Miss New Jersey looking to reverse state's fortunes in pageant AP Photos NJMG103-104 of June 19 fondpbn | OCEAN CITY, N.J. (AP) _ As a child growing up with an autistic younger sister, Erica Scanlon knew she wanted to use her talents to draw attention to the plig...   (Newsday) 

Autism diagnosis on rise Dena Gassner finally understands why people don't like her. It's autism, she says. | A mild form of the brain disorder has caused her to lose 18 jobs over 10 years, she says. She cannot make small tal...   (The Enquirer) 

Innovations & ideas | Assistance for the disabled | More than 17 million Americans, including 150,000 in Colorado, live with disabilities such as autism and mental retardation. To help them gain more independence and hav...   (Denver Post) 

Gene may influence fidelity | Commitment is a curious thing. What transforms a stranger into a lifelong friend, confidante or lover? And just as intriguing, what prevents some people from building such bonds? | The answers could...   (Detroit news) 

Pharmacy mixing specialized drugs | Late Ahwatukee grandmother's need spurs palatable idea | Customers of Mixtures Pharmacy & Compounding Center, the only specialized pharmacy in Ahwatukee Foothills, have Lori Allen's late grandmo...   (Azcentral) 

Risk over vaccine delay | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | Children whose parents paid out hundreds of pounds for separate vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella are still waiting more than two years later for one...   (IC Newcastle) 

Martin dredges up some ghosts Whatever the outcome of the election, Stephen Harper can savour this week as the time when the scope of his achievement as a national party leader became apparent. A year ago, absolutely everybody who...   (National Post) 

Archived on Thursday June 24 at 9.35pm:

Autistic youth find their place in the IDF (Ha'aretz, Israel - 6 hours ago). .. Some 20 of the school's 60 autistic pupils have been reporting once a week for work at the Ordinance Corps' base in Zerifin camp for the last two years...

Devoted dad puts his best foot forward to fight autism (The Wilmslow Express, UK - 10 hours ago). .. Peter added: "Autism is a life-long condition, but specialist education can make a real difference to a child's development.". "The National Autistic Society..

Support cut off at age 6 for autistic kids (Brampton Guardian, Canada - 15 hours ago). .. While every autistic child has varying needs, the statistics show a child with autism comes out more well-rounded socially when they learn in a regular..

MMR, autism and politics (Spiked, UK - 17 hours ago). .. But he is highly critical of the way that parents' groups have been hailed as the authority on MMR and autism, purely because they have autistic children, and..

OFFICIALS PLEDGE EXTRA SUPPORT FOR AUTISM (The Sentinel, UK - 18 hours ago). .. schemes to aid diagnosis, treatment and help for those with autism and Asperger Syndrome.. following the recent report by the National Autistic Society, which..

Vaccine Links To Autism? (CBS News - Jun 22, 2004). .. see in the mice, and how does that compare with what we call autism?.. wasn't just repetition -- the mice withdrew from their surroundings like autistic children..

Autistic children may hide musical talents (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - Jun 22, 2004). .. In addition, the autistic children performed on par with the other.. octaves, despite the well-known difficulties in generalization associated with autism...

Child autism activist Kathleen Martin dies (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - Jun 21, 2004). .. Martin's work centered on helping families of children with autism to cope.. Martin helped develop HAVE Dreams (Helping Autistic Voices Emerge), first working on..

Can a diet avoiding gluten and milk proteins reduce autism? (News-Medical.net, World - Jun 21, 2004). .. However, there was a significant reduction in autistic traits in the children allocated.. proteins may be responsible for some of the effects of autism, but well..

Autism: Early intervention helps (Health24, South Africa - Jun 21, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR AUTISTIC STUDENTS TO OPEN IN TENNESSEE (WBIR-TV, TN - Jun 21, 2004). .. The school purchased a former church building that will accommodate 20 severely autistic children. Autism is a developmental disorder best known for impairing..

Bowler targeting autism (Wilkes Barre Times-Leader, PA - Jun 21, 2004). .. Because autism is a social and developmental handicap and has no known cure or cause, Dunbar said it is important to teach autistic children beyond the..

Autism units get go-ahead (The Scotsman, UK - Jun 21, 2004). THE creation of two educational units for children diagnosed with autism has been.. Autistic children attending the unit will take part in activities with the..

Noise annoys autistic children (Massey News, New Zealand - Jun 20, 2004). .. These include young children with autism, Asperger syndrome, Down syndrome, ADHD, global.. are seriously affected by noise, the effects on autistic children in..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (PakTribune.com, Pakistan - Jun 20, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

D'Amato's latest whodunit explores world of autism (Chicago Sun Times, IL - Jun 20, 2004). .. But the hundreds of deaths merely serve as a backdrop for a gruesome murder that draws two police detectives into the unfamiliar world of autistic children...

Autism diagnosis on rise (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Jun 20, 2004). .. In its most severe form, autism shuts people off.. Those with milder variations, including Asperger's, have poor.. to six children per 1,000 have autistic disorders..

A PARENT'S DREAM: Springers join fight to help autistic children (Alexandria Town Talk, LA - Jun 19, 2004). .. there is no place in the state for autistic children to receive this therapy. Even though the number of children in the state school system with autism grew by..

Autism Society to educate faith communities (The Tennessean, TN - Jun 19, 2004). ''Educating faith communities: ministering to and with people with developmental disabilities,'' a workshop by the Autism Society of Middle Tennessee, is set..

Smarter Way To Boost Self-Confidence Of Autistic Children (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - Jun 19, 2004). Bandar Seri Begawan – Autistic children were treated to a Community Adaptation Programme.. The Society for the Management of Autism Related issues- in Training..

Archived on Friday June 25 at 12.42pm:

My amazing boy James | By Helen Sturdy, Evening Gazette   | It wasn't long after he was born that James Aston's parents realised something was wrong. | Eventually he was diagnosed with autism - and myriad other healt...   (IC Newcastle) 

Pharmacy based on palatable idea | Late Ahwatukee grandmother's need spurs palatable idea | Customers of Mixtures Pharmacy & Compounding Center, the only specialized pharmacy in Ahwatukee Foothills, have Lori Allen's late grandmo...   (Azcentral) 

Midwest bestsellers Hardcover Fiction | 1. The Rule of Four, Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason (Dial; $24) Four brainy roommates seek to break a code leading to ancient treasure. | 2. The Five People You Meet in Heaven, M...   (The Enquirer) 

For the love of Jackson Jackson Price was born big and healthy. But his mother, Lisa, knew instinctively something was amiss. | He did not seem to respond to normal stimulation. He had terrible colic. | Even when that subsid...   (Detroit Free Press) 

Health calendar: 6/22/04 | Tuesday, June 22, 2004 Compiled by Kathy Samudovsky, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Special Events | As part of National HIV Testing Day on June 28, the Allegheny County Health Department will provide fr...   (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism | WASHINGTON (Health Day News) -- Early intervention reduces the impact of autism, says a University of Michigan expert on the disorder. | Children encouraged to speak at an early age can make real pr...   (Tehran Times) 

Early Diagnosis Key to Treatment of Psychiatric Ailments, Says Doctor Maha Akeel, Arab News   | JEDDAH, 22 June 2004 — Since their establishment in 2000, the Jeddah Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Services have not had a moment’s rest, according to its founder Dr....   (Arab News) 

Briefly: Symantec settles counterfeiting suit         | Symantec settles counterfeiting suit | Security software maker Symantec reported Monday that it was awarded $3.2 million as part of a settlement with a company accus...   (CNET) 

Autism units get go-ahead THE creation of two educational units for children diagnosed with autism has been given the green light in Midlothian. | The council has agreed to fund the new facilities, one for pre-school children ...   (Scotsman) 

Transit Buff Boasts Of Train Thefts An obsessive transit buff says he drove a Metro-North train full of passengers from Westchester County to Grand Central Terminal in the weeks before he was busted for allegedly trying to steal a locom...   (New York Post Online) 

University to test health claims made for A2 milk Otago University's department of human nutrition has initiated a scientific study to determine if A2 milk and cheese lowers cholesterol levels. | A2 milk is promoted by AX-listed A2 Corporation, which...   (NZ Herald) 

Gifted students losing lifeline Parents, advocates decry budget cuts By ANNE DAVIS and NICOLE SWEENEY | adavis@journalsentinel Posted: June 20, 2004 | Getting top grades has always been easy for Schuyler Gardner, 17, of Mequon, even...   (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 

Lessons in self-restraint The French writer who took the pains to write a novel without a single verb had a point, after all, feels Ben Macintyre. His verb-free screed is a counterpoint to the bloated, over-egged prose of so m...   (The Statesman) 

Miss New Jersey looking to reverse state's fortunes in pageant AP Photos NJMG103-104 of June 19 fondpbn | OCEAN CITY, N.J. (AP) _ As a child growing up with an autistic younger sister, Erica Scanlon knew she wanted to use her talents to draw attention to the plig...   (Newsday) 

Autism diagnosis on rise Dena Gassner finally understands why people don't like her. It's autism, she says. | A mild form of the brain disorder has caused her to lose 18 jobs over 10 years, she says. She cannot make small tal...   (The Enquirer) 

Innovations & ideas | Assistance for the disabled | More than 17 million Americans, including 150,000 in Colorado, live with disabilities such as autism and mental retardation. To help them gain more independence and hav...   (Denver Post) 

Gene may influence fidelity | Commitment is a curious thing. What transforms a stranger into a lifelong friend, confidante or lover? And just as intriguing, what prevents some people from building such bonds? | The answers could...   (Detroit news) 

Pharmacy mixing specialized drugs | Late Ahwatukee grandmother's need spurs palatable idea | Customers of Mixtures Pharmacy & Compounding Center, the only specialized pharmacy in Ahwatukee Foothills, have Lori Allen's late grandmo...   (Azcentral) 

Risk over vaccine delay | By Alison Dargie, The Journal   | Children whose parents paid out hundreds of pounds for separate vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella are still waiting more than two years later for one...   (IC Newcastle) 

Martin dredges up some ghosts Whatever the outcome of the election, Stephen Harper can savour this week as the time when the scope of his achievement as a national party leader became apparent. A year ago, absolutely everybody who...   (National Post) 

Archived on Friday June 25 at 12.42pm:

Autistic youth find their place in the IDF (Ha'aretz, Israel - 6 hours ago). .. Some 20 of the school's 60 autistic pupils have been reporting once a week for work at the Ordinance Corps' base in Zerifin camp for the last two years...

Devoted dad puts his best foot forward to fight autism (The Wilmslow Express, UK - 10 hours ago). .. Peter added: "Autism is a life-long condition, but specialist education can make a real difference to a child's development.". "The National Autistic Society..

Support cut off at age 6 for autistic kids (Brampton Guardian, Canada - 15 hours ago). .. While every autistic child has varying needs, the statistics show a child with autism comes out more well-rounded socially when they learn in a regular..

MMR, autism and politics (Spiked, UK - 17 hours ago). .. But he is highly critical of the way that parents' groups have been hailed as the authority on MMR and autism, purely because they have autistic children, and..

OFFICIALS PLEDGE EXTRA SUPPORT FOR AUTISM (The Sentinel, UK - 18 hours ago). .. schemes to aid diagnosis, treatment and help for those with autism and Asperger Syndrome.. following the recent report by the National Autistic Society, which..

Vaccine Links To Autism? (CBS News - Jun 22, 2004). .. see in the mice, and how does that compare with what we call autism?.. wasn't just repetition -- the mice withdrew from their surroundings like autistic children..

Autistic children may hide musical talents (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - Jun 22, 2004). .. In addition, the autistic children performed on par with the other.. octaves, despite the well-known difficulties in generalization associated with autism...

Child autism activist Kathleen Martin dies (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - Jun 21, 2004). .. Martin's work centered on helping families of children with autism to cope.. Martin helped develop HAVE Dreams (Helping Autistic Voices Emerge), first working on..

Can a diet avoiding gluten and milk proteins reduce autism? (News-Medical.net, World - Jun 21, 2004). .. However, there was a significant reduction in autistic traits in the children allocated.. proteins may be responsible for some of the effects of autism, but well..

Autism: Early intervention helps (Health24, South Africa - Jun 21, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR AUTISTIC STUDENTS TO OPEN IN TENNESSEE (WBIR-TV, TN - Jun 21, 2004). .. The school purchased a former church building that will accommodate 20 severely autistic children. Autism is a developmental disorder best known for impairing..

Bowler targeting autism (Wilkes Barre Times-Leader, PA - Jun 21, 2004). .. Because autism is a social and developmental handicap and has no known cure or cause, Dunbar said it is important to teach autistic children beyond the..

Autism units get go-ahead (The Scotsman, UK - Jun 21, 2004). THE creation of two educational units for children diagnosed with autism has been.. Autistic children attending the unit will take part in activities with the..

Noise annoys autistic children (Massey News, New Zealand - Jun 20, 2004). .. These include young children with autism, Asperger syndrome, Down syndrome, ADHD, global.. are seriously affected by noise, the effects on autistic children in..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (PakTribune.com, Pakistan - Jun 20, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

D'Amato's latest whodunit explores world of autism (Chicago Sun Times, IL - Jun 20, 2004). .. But the hundreds of deaths merely serve as a backdrop for a gruesome murder that draws two police detectives into the unfamiliar world of autistic children...

Autism diagnosis on rise (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Jun 20, 2004). .. In its most severe form, autism shuts people off.. Those with milder variations, including Asperger's, have poor.. to six children per 1,000 have autistic disorders..

A PARENT'S DREAM: Springers join fight to help autistic children (Alexandria Town Talk, LA - Jun 19, 2004). .. there is no place in the state for autistic children to receive this therapy. Even though the number of children in the state school system with autism grew by..

Autism Society to educate faith communities (The Tennessean, TN - Jun 19, 2004). ''Educating faith communities: ministering to and with people with developmental disabilities,'' a workshop by the Autism Society of Middle Tennessee, is set..

Smarter Way To Boost Self-Confidence Of Autistic Children (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - Jun 19, 2004). Bandar Seri Begawan – Autistic children were treated to a Community Adaptation Programme.. The Society for the Management of Autism Related issues- in Training..

Archived on Saturday June 26 at 5.04am:

Crying for mummy may shed light on autism THE discovery of a gene that controls the bonding process between infants and their mothers promises new insights into autism and other behavioural disorders. | ...   (The Australian) 

Mother mouse's 'love' like a drug: study | WASHINGTON - Mice lacking morphine receptors in the brain were unable to bond properly with their mothers, scientists found, which may provide a clue to the roots of such diseases as autism. | Norma...   (CBC) 

Sugar Sugar | Starring Brendan Fehr, Andre Noble, Sarah Polley and Maury Chaykin. Directed by John Palmer; co-written with Todd Klink. 78 minutes. At the Carlton. 18A Just a spoonful of sugar is supposed to...   (The Toronto Star) 

Gene 'lets infants bond with mum' A single gene may play a key role in determining whether infants bond with their mothers, say scientists. | Tests on mice have found that knocking out the gene can transform the way newborn mice relat...   (BBC News) 

Brain defect may provide new leads on autism WASHINGTON -- Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away -- unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infant bond...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Drivers enjoy ‘playtime’ MYRTLE BEACH — Autograph sessions are not always a favorite part of Elliott Sadler's week, but they are when he visits one of NASCAR's SpeedParks as he did last week at Myrtle Beach. | "A lot of...   (The State) 

This Sugar may leave a bad aftertaste Sugar | Starring Brendan Fehr, Andre Noble, Sarah Polley and Maury Chaykin. Directed by John Palmer; co-written with Todd Klink. 78 minutes. At the Carlton. 18A Just a spoonful of sugar is supposed to...   (The Toronto Star) 

Mafia wives turn in their men A women's revolt has torn apart one of Italy's most notorious mafia clans. | Almost 90 alleged members of a gang that terrorised the Gargano, a growing tourist area on the Adriatic, are in custody aft...   (The Guardian) 

Mortgages may sour as U.S. rates increase ANAHEIM, California For years, Ray and Shahrazad Daneshi sought to buy a home, only to be told that they did not earn enough to qualify for a mortgage. | But they recently managed to buy a small house...   (International Herald Tribune) 

Mother-child bond identified By Steve Connor, Science Editor | Scientists investigating newborn laboratory mice have found a way of breaking the normally strong bond with their mother by interfering with the body's natural opiate...   (The Independent) 

Study Details Possible Cause of Autism | By Kathleen Doheny | HealthDay Reporter | THURSDAY, June 25 (HealthDayNews) -- A glitch in brain circuitry may help explain why people with autism often display anti-social behavior. | So says a new...   (Healthfinder) 

Pleasure Receptor May Hold Key to Mother-Child Bond WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists reported on Thursday. |   | Mice ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Brain Pathway, Mother-Infant Bond Linked | WASHINGTON (AP) -- Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away - unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infan...   (The Associated Press) 

Pleasure Receptor May Hold Key to Mother-Child Bond June 24, 2004 — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists reported on Thur...   (ABC News) 

Receptor may hold key to mother-child bond WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists have reported. | Mice pups genetically...   (Reuters) 

Pleasure Receptor May Hold Key to Mother-Child Bond WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists reported on Thursday. | Mice pups gene...   (Reuters) 

Unraveling Mother-Infant Bonds (AP) Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away -- unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infant bonding....   (CBS News) 

Brain Pathway, Mother-Infant Bond Linked WASHINGTON June 24, 2004 — Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mo...   (ABC News) 

Brain pathway, mother-infant bond linked WASHINGTON -- Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away - unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infant bondi...   (Seattle Post) 

Brain Pathway, Mother-Infant Bond Linked WASHINGTON - Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away - unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infant bondin...   (Siliconvalley online) 

Archived on Saturday June 26 at 5.04am:

Autistic youth find their place in the IDF (Ha'aretz, Israel - 6 hours ago). .. Some 20 of the school's 60 autistic pupils have been reporting once a week for work at the Ordinance Corps' base in Zerifin camp for the last two years...

Devoted dad puts his best foot forward to fight autism (The Wilmslow Express, UK - 10 hours ago). .. Peter added: "Autism is a life-long condition, but specialist education can make a real difference to a child's development.". "The National Autistic Society..

Support cut off at age 6 for autistic kids (Brampton Guardian, Canada - 15 hours ago). .. While every autistic child has varying needs, the statistics show a child with autism comes out more well-rounded socially when they learn in a regular..

MMR, autism and politics (Spiked, UK - 17 hours ago). .. But he is highly critical of the way that parents' groups have been hailed as the authority on MMR and autism, purely because they have autistic children, and..

OFFICIALS PLEDGE EXTRA SUPPORT FOR AUTISM (The Sentinel, UK - 18 hours ago). .. schemes to aid diagnosis, treatment and help for those with autism and Asperger Syndrome.. following the recent report by the National Autistic Society, which..

Vaccine Links To Autism? (CBS News - Jun 22, 2004). .. see in the mice, and how does that compare with what we call autism?.. wasn't just repetition -- the mice withdrew from their surroundings like autistic children..

Autistic children may hide musical talents (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - Jun 22, 2004). .. In addition, the autistic children performed on par with the other.. octaves, despite the well-known difficulties in generalization associated with autism...

Child autism activist Kathleen Martin dies (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - Jun 21, 2004). .. Martin's work centered on helping families of children with autism to cope.. Martin helped develop HAVE Dreams (Helping Autistic Voices Emerge), first working on..

Can a diet avoiding gluten and milk proteins reduce autism? (News-Medical.net, World - Jun 21, 2004). .. However, there was a significant reduction in autistic traits in the children allocated.. proteins may be responsible for some of the effects of autism, but well..

Autism: Early intervention helps (Health24, South Africa - Jun 21, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR AUTISTIC STUDENTS TO OPEN IN TENNESSEE (WBIR-TV, TN - Jun 21, 2004). .. The school purchased a former church building that will accommodate 20 severely autistic children. Autism is a developmental disorder best known for impairing..

Bowler targeting autism (Wilkes Barre Times-Leader, PA - Jun 21, 2004). .. Because autism is a social and developmental handicap and has no known cure or cause, Dunbar said it is important to teach autistic children beyond the..

Autism units get go-ahead (The Scotsman, UK - Jun 21, 2004). THE creation of two educational units for children diagnosed with autism has been.. Autistic children attending the unit will take part in activities with the..

Noise annoys autistic children (Massey News, New Zealand - Jun 20, 2004). .. These include young children with autism, Asperger syndrome, Down syndrome, ADHD, global.. are seriously affected by noise, the effects on autistic children in..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (PakTribune.com, Pakistan - Jun 20, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

D'Amato's latest whodunit explores world of autism (Chicago Sun Times, IL - Jun 20, 2004). .. But the hundreds of deaths merely serve as a backdrop for a gruesome murder that draws two police detectives into the unfamiliar world of autistic children...

Autism diagnosis on rise (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Jun 20, 2004). .. In its most severe form, autism shuts people off.. Those with milder variations, including Asperger's, have poor.. to six children per 1,000 have autistic disorders..

A PARENT'S DREAM: Springers join fight to help autistic children (Alexandria Town Talk, LA - Jun 19, 2004). .. there is no place in the state for autistic children to receive this therapy. Even though the number of children in the state school system with autism grew by..

Autism Society to educate faith communities (The Tennessean, TN - Jun 19, 2004). ''Educating faith communities: ministering to and with people with developmental disabilities,'' a workshop by the Autism Society of Middle Tennessee, is set..

Smarter Way To Boost Self-Confidence Of Autistic Children (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - Jun 19, 2004). Bandar Seri Begawan – Autistic children were treated to a Community Adaptation Programme.. The Society for the Management of Autism Related issues- in Training..

Archived on Saturday June 26 at 8.51pm:

Crying for mummy may shed light on autism THE discovery of a gene that controls the bonding process between infants and their mothers promises new insights into autism and other behavioural disorders. | ...   (The Australian) 

Mother mouse's 'love' like a drug: study | WASHINGTON - Mice lacking morphine receptors in the brain were unable to bond properly with their mothers, scientists found, which may provide a clue to the roots of such diseases as autism. | Norma...   (CBC) 

Sugar Sugar | Starring Brendan Fehr, Andre Noble, Sarah Polley and Maury Chaykin. Directed by John Palmer; co-written with Todd Klink. 78 minutes. At the Carlton. 18A Just a spoonful of sugar is supposed to...   (The Toronto Star) 

Gene 'lets infants bond with mum' A single gene may play a key role in determining whether infants bond with their mothers, say scientists. | Tests on mice have found that knocking out the gene can transform the way newborn mice relat...   (BBC News) 

Brain defect may provide new leads on autism WASHINGTON -- Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away -- unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infant bond...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Drivers enjoy ‘playtime’ MYRTLE BEACH — Autograph sessions are not always a favorite part of Elliott Sadler's week, but they are when he visits one of NASCAR's SpeedParks as he did last week at Myrtle Beach. | "A lot of...   (The State) 

This Sugar may leave a bad aftertaste Sugar | Starring Brendan Fehr, Andre Noble, Sarah Polley and Maury Chaykin. Directed by John Palmer; co-written with Todd Klink. 78 minutes. At the Carlton. 18A Just a spoonful of sugar is supposed to...   (The Toronto Star) 

Mafia wives turn in their men A women's revolt has torn apart one of Italy's most notorious mafia clans. | Almost 90 alleged members of a gang that terrorised the Gargano, a growing tourist area on the Adriatic, are in custody aft...   (The Guardian) 

Mortgages may sour as U.S. rates increase ANAHEIM, California For years, Ray and Shahrazad Daneshi sought to buy a home, only to be told that they did not earn enough to qualify for a mortgage. | But they recently managed to buy a small house...   (International Herald Tribune) 

Mother-child bond identified By Steve Connor, Science Editor | Scientists investigating newborn laboratory mice have found a way of breaking the normally strong bond with their mother by interfering with the body's natural opiate...   (The Independent) 

Study Details Possible Cause of Autism | By Kathleen Doheny | HealthDay Reporter | THURSDAY, June 25 (HealthDayNews) -- A glitch in brain circuitry may help explain why people with autism often display anti-social behavior. | So says a new...   (Healthfinder) 

Pleasure Receptor May Hold Key to Mother-Child Bond WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists reported on Thursday. |   | Mice ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Brain Pathway, Mother-Infant Bond Linked | WASHINGTON (AP) -- Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away - unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infan...   (The Associated Press) 

Pleasure Receptor May Hold Key to Mother-Child Bond June 24, 2004 — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists reported on Thur...   (ABC News) 

Receptor may hold key to mother-child bond WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists have reported. | Mice pups genetically...   (Reuters) 

Pleasure Receptor May Hold Key to Mother-Child Bond WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists reported on Thursday. | Mice pups gene...   (Reuters) 

Unraveling Mother-Infant Bonds (AP) Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away -- unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infant bonding....   (CBS News) 

Brain Pathway, Mother-Infant Bond Linked WASHINGTON June 24, 2004 — Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mo...   (ABC News) 

Brain pathway, mother-infant bond linked WASHINGTON -- Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away - unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infant bondi...   (Seattle Post) 

Brain Pathway, Mother-Infant Bond Linked WASHINGTON - Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away - unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infant bondin...   (Siliconvalley online) 

Archived on Saturday June 26 at 8.51pm:

Autistic youth find their place in the IDF (Ha'aretz, Israel - 6 hours ago). .. Some 20 of the school's 60 autistic pupils have been reporting once a week for work at the Ordinance Corps' base in Zerifin camp for the last two years...

Devoted dad puts his best foot forward to fight autism (The Wilmslow Express, UK - 10 hours ago). .. Peter added: "Autism is a life-long condition, but specialist education can make a real difference to a child's development.". "The National Autistic Society..

Support cut off at age 6 for autistic kids (Brampton Guardian, Canada - 15 hours ago). .. While every autistic child has varying needs, the statistics show a child with autism comes out more well-rounded socially when they learn in a regular..

MMR, autism and politics (Spiked, UK - 17 hours ago). .. But he is highly critical of the way that parents' groups have been hailed as the authority on MMR and autism, purely because they have autistic children, and..

OFFICIALS PLEDGE EXTRA SUPPORT FOR AUTISM (The Sentinel, UK - 18 hours ago). .. schemes to aid diagnosis, treatment and help for those with autism and Asperger Syndrome.. following the recent report by the National Autistic Society, which..

Vaccine Links To Autism? (CBS News - Jun 22, 2004). .. see in the mice, and how does that compare with what we call autism?.. wasn't just repetition -- the mice withdrew from their surroundings like autistic children..

Autistic children may hide musical talents (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - Jun 22, 2004). .. In addition, the autistic children performed on par with the other.. octaves, despite the well-known difficulties in generalization associated with autism...

Child autism activist Kathleen Martin dies (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - Jun 21, 2004). .. Martin's work centered on helping families of children with autism to cope.. Martin helped develop HAVE Dreams (Helping Autistic Voices Emerge), first working on..

Can a diet avoiding gluten and milk proteins reduce autism? (News-Medical.net, World - Jun 21, 2004). .. However, there was a significant reduction in autistic traits in the children allocated.. proteins may be responsible for some of the effects of autism, but well..

Autism: Early intervention helps (Health24, South Africa - Jun 21, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR AUTISTIC STUDENTS TO OPEN IN TENNESSEE (WBIR-TV, TN - Jun 21, 2004). .. The school purchased a former church building that will accommodate 20 severely autistic children. Autism is a developmental disorder best known for impairing..

Bowler targeting autism (Wilkes Barre Times-Leader, PA - Jun 21, 2004). .. Because autism is a social and developmental handicap and has no known cure or cause, Dunbar said it is important to teach autistic children beyond the..

Autism units get go-ahead (The Scotsman, UK - Jun 21, 2004). THE creation of two educational units for children diagnosed with autism has been.. Autistic children attending the unit will take part in activities with the..

Noise annoys autistic children (Massey News, New Zealand - Jun 20, 2004). .. These include young children with autism, Asperger syndrome, Down syndrome, ADHD, global.. are seriously affected by noise, the effects on autistic children in..

Early Intervention Helps Kids With Autism (PakTribune.com, Pakistan - Jun 20, 2004). .. of the university's Autism and Communication and Disorders Center, which has been conducting a longitudinal study of children with autistic spectrum disorders..

D'Amato's latest whodunit explores world of autism (Chicago Sun Times, IL - Jun 20, 2004). .. But the hundreds of deaths merely serve as a backdrop for a gruesome murder that draws two police detectives into the unfamiliar world of autistic children...

Autism diagnosis on rise (Cincinnati Enquirer, OH - Jun 20, 2004). .. In its most severe form, autism shuts people off.. Those with milder variations, including Asperger's, have poor.. to six children per 1,000 have autistic disorders..

A PARENT'S DREAM: Springers join fight to help autistic children (Alexandria Town Talk, LA - Jun 19, 2004). .. there is no place in the state for autistic children to receive this therapy. Even though the number of children in the state school system with autism grew by..

Autism Society to educate faith communities (The Tennessean, TN - Jun 19, 2004). ''Educating faith communities: ministering to and with people with developmental disabilities,'' a workshop by the Autism Society of Middle Tennessee, is set..

Smarter Way To Boost Self-Confidence Of Autistic Children (Bru Direct, Brunei Darussalam - Jun 19, 2004). Bandar Seri Begawan – Autistic children were treated to a Community Adaptation Programme.. The Society for the Management of Autism Related issues- in Training..

Archived on Sunday June 27 at 4.38pm:

Health Highlights: June 26, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Triple Therapy Controls Type 2 Diabetes Without Weight Gain | People with type 2 diabetes workin...   (Healthfinder) 

Champion stuff | By Neil B. Jones, The Journal   | Winning the Working Hunter Pony Championship at the 55th Kirkheaton Show had a double edge for 12-year- old Morpeth Pony Club member Emma Carmichael and her 12...   (IC Newcastle) 

Wendy's family in new pain The grandmother of a victim of the city's only Death Row inmate blasted a new court ruling yesterday that could spare the killer's life. | "Next 20 years, they'll be calling him a changed person and s...   (New York Daily News) 

Small class, big accomplishment With much pomp and circumstance, they held a commencement yesterday at Gateway School in Northwest Baltimore. And for only three graduates. | The pomp: robes and mortarboards, processions and recessio...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Linking smell of mummy with pleasure WASHINGTON - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists reported on Thursday. | Mice pups genetically en...   (The Straits Times) 

Crying for mummy may shed light on autism THE discovery of a gene that controls the bonding process between infants and their mothers promises new insights into autism and other behavioural disorders. | ...   (The Australian) 

Mother mouse's 'love' like a drug: study | WASHINGTON - Mice lacking morphine receptors in the brain were unable to bond properly with their mothers, scientists found, which may provide a clue to the roots of such diseases as autism. | Norma...   (CBC) 

Sugar Sugar | Starring Brendan Fehr, Andre Noble, Sarah Polley and Maury Chaykin. Directed by John Palmer; co-written with Todd Klink. 78 minutes. At the Carlton. 18A Just a spoonful of sugar is supposed to...   (The Toronto Star) 

Gene 'lets infants bond with mum' A single gene may play a key role in determining whether infants bond with their mothers, say scientists. | Tests on mice have found that knocking out the gene can transform the way newborn mice relat...   (BBC News) 

Brain defect may provide new leads on autism WASHINGTON -- Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away -- unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infant bond...   (Indianapolis Star) 

Drivers enjoy ‘playtime’ MYRTLE BEACH — Autograph sessions are not always a favorite part of Elliott Sadler's week, but they are when he visits one of NASCAR's SpeedParks as he did last week at Myrtle Beach. | "A lot of...   (The State) 

This Sugar may leave a bad aftertaste Sugar | Starring Brendan Fehr, Andre Noble, Sarah Polley and Maury Chaykin. Directed by John Palmer; co-written with Todd Klink. 78 minutes. At the Carlton. 18A Just a spoonful of sugar is supposed to...   (The Toronto Star) 

Mafia wives turn in their men A women's revolt has torn apart one of Italy's most notorious mafia clans. | Almost 90 alleged members of a gang that terrorised the Gargano, a growing tourist area on the Adriatic, are in custody aft...   (The Guardian) 

Mortgages may sour as U.S. rates increase ANAHEIM, California For years, Ray and Shahrazad Daneshi sought to buy a home, only to be told that they did not earn enough to qualify for a mortgage. | But they recently managed to buy a small house...   (International Herald Tribune) 

Mother-child bond identified By Steve Connor, Science Editor | Scientists investigating newborn laboratory mice have found a way of breaking the normally strong bond with their mother by interfering with the body's natural opiate...   (The Independent) 

Study Details Possible Cause of Autism | By Kathleen Doheny | HealthDay Reporter | THURSDAY, June 25 (HealthDayNews) -- A glitch in brain circuitry may help explain why people with autism often display anti-social behavior. | So says a new...   (Healthfinder) 

Pleasure Receptor May Hold Key to Mother-Child Bond WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists reported on Thursday. |   | Mice ...   (Yahoo Daily News) 

Brain Pathway, Mother-Infant Bond Linked | WASHINGTON (AP) -- Newborn mice shriek frantically when mom's away - unless they have a defect in the same brain pathway that responds to morphine, says research that sheds new light on mother-infan...   (The Associated Press) 

Pleasure Receptor May Hold Key to Mother-Child Bond June 24, 2004 — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists reported on Thur...   (ABC News) 

Receptor may hold key to mother-child bond WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists have reported. | Mice pups genetically...   (Reuters) 

Archived on Monday June 28 at 8.20am:

Brain findings may help unravel autism mystery WASHINGTON - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists report. | Mice pups genetically engineered to la...   (NZ Herald) 

Broke Brando's sad twilight HE was one of the most influential actors of his generation, but the ailing Marlon Brando now lives alone in a one-bedroom bungalow, surviving with the support of a state pension and relying on the ta...   (The Australian) 

Autism Charity to Test Treatment Claims A new charity today pledged to investigate the "exaggerated and misleading claims" of some of the hundreds of treatments available for people with autism. | The Autism Intervention Research Trust is t...   (Scotsman) 

Bernie Blau loved hunting and fly-fishing FORT THOMAS - Lawyer Bernard J. "Bernie" Blau fought for things he believed in, including education and the environment, said his longtime friend Annie Bennett of Fort Thomas. | Mr. Blau, a lawyer wit...   (The Enquirer) 

Six-figure salaries draw S.C. men to Iraq MYRTLE BEACH — Brushing news of bombings and beheadings aside, at least 16 area public-safety employees have found more than enough reasons to venture into war-torn Iraq. | In fact, they have fo...   (The State) 

'Quack autism cures must end' A new charity has pledged to stamp out "quack" interventions for people with autism and similar disorders. | The Autism Intervention Research Trust says it will fund studies to see which treatments wo...   (BBC News) 

Murder, suspicion surround Martha's Vineyard Bright blue waters, miles of beaches, and quaint towns and villages make Martha's Vineyard a paradise for residents and for the boatloads of vacationers who visit the Massachusetts island. | Such a tr...   (Pittsburgh Tribune Review) 

Welfare foundation offers troubled children hope | "En-en developed a sense of security and he is really polite to people. He can't speak, but he tries, which is what's important." | Father of a boy who graduated from the First Social Welfare Founda...   (Taipei Times) 

Government planning for cleaner fuel Compiled by K.S. USHA DEVI | TOWARDS CLEANER FUEL: (June 21) Guidelines to lower the high sulphur content in fuel will be introduced this year to reduce air pollution, the Department of Environment's ...   (The Star) 

Shall we lend them a hand? When the US invaded Afghanistan in 2002, I experienced, alongside my feelings about the war itself, a surprisingly violent sense of anger against men. Like most women in the West, I felt that the batt...   (The Observer) 

The bright stuff | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | , 33 | Composer | The most important British composer of his generation, Adès won attention with his ...   (The Observer) 

Palace prisoner Japanese slam fusty royal agency and its chief for putting the shackles on once-vivacious Princess Masako | By Krist Boo | WHEN Japan's future emperor and empress go abroad, they first have to seek pe...   (The Straits Times) 

Health Highlights: June 26, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Triple Therapy Controls Type 2 Diabetes Without Weight Gain | People with type 2 diabetes workin...   (Healthfinder) 

Champion stuff | By Neil B. Jones, The Journal   | Winning the Working Hunter Pony Championship at the 55th Kirkheaton Show had a double edge for 12-year- old Morpeth Pony Club member Emma Carmichael and her 12...   (IC Newcastle) 

Wendy's family in new pain The grandmother of a victim of the city's only Death Row inmate blasted a new court ruling yesterday that could spare the killer's life. | "Next 20 years, they'll be calling him a changed person and s...   (New York Daily News) 

Small class, big accomplishment With much pomp and circumstance, they held a commencement yesterday at Gateway School in Northwest Baltimore. And for only three graduates. | The pomp: robes and mortarboards, processions and recessio...   (Baltimore Sun) 

Linking smell of mummy with pleasure WASHINGTON - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists reported on Thursday. | Mice pups genetically en...   (The Straits Times) 

Crying for mummy may shed light on autism THE discovery of a gene that controls the bonding process between infants and their mothers promises new insights into autism and other behavioural disorders. | ...   (The Australian) 

New in paperback - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon (Vintage Contemporaries, $12). Christopher Boone, the 15-year-old narrator of this first novel, is a kind of autistic savant, incapab...   (Houston Chronicle) 

Mother mouse's 'love' like a drug: study | WASHINGTON - Mice lacking morphine receptors in the brain were unable to bond properly with their mothers, scientists found, which may provide a clue to the roots of such diseases as autism. | Norma...   (CBC) 

Archived on Monday June 28 at 8.20am:

Autistic woman sues FM school board (Syracuse Post Standard, NY - 1 hour ago). .. report from her teacher. She was a sixth-grader with autism. She was unable to speak and had been disrupting class. But the plan..

'Quack autism cures must end' (BBC News, UK - 6 hours ago). A new charity has pledged to stamp out "quack" interventions for people with autism and similar disorders. The Autism Intervention..

Crying for mummy may shed light on autism (The Australian, Australia - Jun 25, 2004). THE discovery of a gene that controls the bonding process between infants and their mothers promises new insights into autism and other behavioural disorders...

Show concern for the autistic: Governor (News Today, India - Jun 25, 2004). .. for a Quality Life' authored by autistic youth Krishna Narayanan and coauthored by his mother Jalaja Narayanan as also inaugurating an autism centre here..

Pathway in brain may hold clues to autism (Charlotte Observer (subscription), NC - Jun 25, 2004). Beyond unraveling the biology of that most basic of bonds, the work also may offer new leads to better understand autism, a disorder characterized by poor..

Test in mice finds link to autism (Canton Repository (subscription), OH - Jun 25, 2004). .. Beyond unraveling the biology of that most basic of bonds, the work also may offer new leads to better understand autism, a disorder characterized by poor..

Brain defect may provide new leads on autism (Indianapolis Star, IN - Jun 25, 2004). Beyond unraveling the biology of that most basic of bonds, the work also might offer new leads to better understand autism, a disorder characterized by poor..

Grants to benefit homeless women, autism center (East Valley Tribune, AZ - Jun 24, 2004). .. for Exceptional Children, a research and resource center for autistic children and.. Resnik of Paradise Valley, cofounder of the Southwest Autism Research and..

Deer Hill class inspired by girl's book on autism (Cohasset Mariner, MA - Jun 24, 2004). .. She said autistic kids can be really bright and have incredible memorizing skills; some can memorize entire phone books... And having autism doesn't mean they..

Study Details Possible Cause of Autism (drkoop.com - Jun 24, 2004). By Kathleen Doheny. THURSDAY, June 25 (HealthDayNews) -- A glitch in brain circuitry may help explain why people with autism often display anti-social behavior...

Study Details Possible Cause of Autism (Forbes - Jun 24, 2004). THURSDAY, June 25 (HealthDayNews) -- A glitch in brain circuitry may help explain why people with autism often display anti-social behavior...

Autism group welcomed (Belfast Telegraph (subscription), UK - Jun 24, 2004). A LONDONDERRY man whose daughter has autism today insisted that children with the condition must be given more support as they prepare to face adulthood...

Autistic Children Undergo Seal Therapy in North Russia (MOSNEWS, Russia - Jun 24, 2004). Seals in the ocean center of Murmansk in North Russia are used to treat children with the disease of autism, Interfax news agency reported...

Can a diet avoiding gluten and milk proteins reduce autism? (Medical News Today, UK - Jun 24, 2004). .. However, there was a significant reduction in autistic traits in the children allocated.. proteins may be responsible for some of the effects of autism, but well..

Autism group seeks public input today (Akron Beacon Journal (subscription), OH - Jun 24, 2004). AKRON - The Ohio Autism Task Force will hold regional forums today at the University of Akron's student center, seeking opinions from parents, educators and..

Autistic youth find their place in the IDF (Ha'aretz, Israel - Jun 23, 2004). .. Some 20 of the school's 60 autistic pupils have been reporting once a week for work at the Ordinance Corps' base in Zerifin camp for the last two years...

Devoted dad puts his best foot forward to fight autism (The Wilmslow Express, UK - Jun 23, 2004). .. Peter added: "Autism is a life-long condition, but specialist education can make a real difference to a child's development.". "The National Autistic Society..

Support cut off at age 6 for autistic kids (Brampton Guardian, Canada - Jun 23, 2004). .. While every autistic child has varying needs, the statistics show a child with autism comes out more well-rounded socially when they learn in a regular..

MMR, autism and politics (Spiked, UK - Jun 23, 2004). .. But he is highly critical of the way that parents' groups have been hailed as the authority on MMR and autism, purely because they have autistic children, and..

OFFICIALS PLEDGE EXTRA SUPPORT FOR AUTISM (The Sentinel, UK - Jun 23, 2004). .. schemes to aid diagnosis, treatment and help for those with autism and Asperger Syndrome.. following the recent report by the National Autistic Society, which..

Archived on Monday June 28 at 11.28pm:

John Vinocur: A decent American disappoints Europe PARIS With Europeans lining up and shelling out to read Bill Clinton, he turns out to be a guy who insists on reminding people that two-thirds of the Democratic Party in Congress voted George W. Bush ...   (International Herald Tribune) 

‘Jury’’s Gaffigan makes Connection Jim Gaffigan of ``That 70s Show'' fame will do his stand-up shtick at the Comedy Connection at Faneuil Hall next month, hot on the heels of his breakout performance in the Fox summer show, ``The Jury....   (Boston Herald) 

Gene may influence fidelity | Commitment is a curious thing. What transforms a stranger into a lifelong friend, confidante or lover? And just as intriguing, what prevents some people from building such bonds? | The answers could...   (Detroit news) 

Brain findings may help unravel autism mystery WASHINGTON - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists report. | Mice pups genetically engineered to la...   (NZ Herald) 

Broke Brando's sad twilight HE was one of the most influential actors of his generation, but the ailing Marlon Brando now lives alone in a one-bedroom bungalow, surviving with the support of a state pension and relying on the ta...   (The Australian) 

Godfather Brando owes banks £11m | LOS ANGELES: He was one of the most influential actors of his generation, a lion on stage and screen. But the ailing Marlon Brando now lives alone in a one-bedroom bungalow, surviving with the suppo...   (The Times Of India) 

'They opened their hearts' | Harry Sandhu almost always has a smile on his face, but he was grinning from ear to ear Thursday night after learning he'll be able to attend college this fall. | The autistic teen, a student at Tam...   (myTELUS) 

Autism Charity to Test Treatment Claims A new charity today pledged to investigate the "exaggerated and misleading claims" of some of the hundreds of treatments available for people with autism. | The Autism Intervention Research Trust is t...   (Scotsman) 

Bernie Blau loved hunting and fly-fishing FORT THOMAS - Lawyer Bernard J. "Bernie" Blau fought for things he believed in, including education and the environment, said his longtime friend Annie Bennett of Fort Thomas. | Mr. Blau, a lawyer wit...   (The Enquirer) 

Six-figure salaries draw S.C. men to Iraq MYRTLE BEACH — Brushing news of bombings and beheadings aside, at least 16 area public-safety employees have found more than enough reasons to venture into war-torn Iraq. | In fact, they have fo...   (The State) 

'Quack autism cures must end' A new charity has pledged to stamp out "quack" interventions for people with autism and similar disorders. | The Autism Intervention Research Trust says it will fund studies to see which treatments wo...   (BBC News) 

Murder, suspicion surround Martha's Vineyard Bright blue waters, miles of beaches, and quaint towns and villages make Martha's Vineyard a paradise for residents and for the boatloads of vacationers who visit the Massachusetts island. | Such a tr...   (Pittsburgh Tribune Review) 

Welfare foundation offers troubled children hope | "En-en developed a sense of security and he is really polite to people. He can't speak, but he tries, which is what's important." | Father of a boy who graduated from the First Social Welfare Founda...   (Taipei Times) 

Government planning for cleaner fuel Compiled by K.S. USHA DEVI | TOWARDS CLEANER FUEL: (June 21) Guidelines to lower the high sulphur content in fuel will be introduced this year to reduce air pollution, the Department of Environment's ...   (The Star) 

Shall we lend them a hand? When the US invaded Afghanistan in 2002, I experienced, alongside my feelings about the war itself, a surprisingly violent sense of anger against men. Like most women in the West, I felt that the batt...   (The Observer) 

The bright stuff | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | , 33 | Composer | The most important British composer of his generation, Adès won attention with his ...   (The Observer) 

Palace prisoner Japanese slam fusty royal agency and its chief for putting the shackles on once-vivacious Princess Masako | By Krist Boo | WHEN Japan's future emperor and empress go abroad, they first have to seek pe...   (The Straits Times) 

Health Highlights: June 26, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Triple Therapy Controls Type 2 Diabetes Without Weight Gain | People with type 2 diabetes workin...   (Healthfinder) 

Champion stuff | By Neil B. Jones, The Journal   | Winning the Working Hunter Pony Championship at the 55th Kirkheaton Show had a double edge for 12-year- old Morpeth Pony Club member Emma Carmichael and her 12...   (IC Newcastle) 

Wendy's family in new pain The grandmother of a victim of the city's only Death Row inmate blasted a new court ruling yesterday that could spare the killer's life. | "Next 20 years, they'll be calling him a changed person and s...   (New York Daily News) 

Archived on Monday June 28 at 11.28pm:

Brain findings may help unravel autism mystery (New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 4 hours ago). .. They say it may be that children with so-called attachment disorders - most notable in autism - lack properly functioning opioid systems...

Study finds new autism cause (Health24, South Africa - 11 hours ago). A glitch in brain circuitry may help explain why people with autism often display anti-social behavior. For years, researchers have..

Autism Charity to Test Treatment Claims (The Scotsman, UK - 20 hours ago). .. importance of good quality research into autism and welcome all initiatives which aim to improve our knowledge and understanding of autistic spectrum disorders..

Autistic woman sues FM school board (Syracuse Post Standard, NY - Jun 27, 2004). .. report from her teacher. She was a sixth-grader with autism. She was unable to speak and had been disrupting class. But the plan..

'Quack autism cures must end' (BBC News, UK - Jun 26, 2004). A new charity has pledged to stamp out "quack" interventions for people with autism and similar disorders. The Autism Intervention..

Crying for mummy may shed light on autism (The Australian, Australia - Jun 25, 2004). THE discovery of a gene that controls the bonding process between infants and their mothers promises new insights into autism and other behavioural disorders...

Show concern for the autistic: Governor (News Today, India - Jun 25, 2004). .. for a Quality Life' authored by autistic youth Krishna Narayanan and coauthored by his mother Jalaja Narayanan as also inaugurating an autism centre here..

Pathway in brain may hold clues to autism (Charlotte Observer (subscription), NC - Jun 25, 2004). Beyond unraveling the biology of that most basic of bonds, the work also may offer new leads to better understand autism, a disorder characterized by poor..

Test in mice finds link to autism (Canton Repository (subscription), OH - Jun 25, 2004). .. Beyond unraveling the biology of that most basic of bonds, the work also may offer new leads to better understand autism, a disorder characterized by poor..

Brain defect may provide new leads on autism (Indianapolis Star, IN - Jun 25, 2004). Beyond unraveling the biology of that most basic of bonds, the work also might offer new leads to better understand autism, a disorder characterized by poor..

Grants to benefit homeless women, autism center (East Valley Tribune, AZ - Jun 24, 2004). .. for Exceptional Children, a research and resource center for autistic children and.. Resnik of Paradise Valley, cofounder of the Southwest Autism Research and..

Deer Hill class inspired by girl's book on autism (Cohasset Mariner, MA - Jun 24, 2004). .. She said autistic kids can be really bright and have incredible memorizing skills; some can memorize entire phone books... And having autism doesn't mean they..

Study Details Possible Cause of Autism (drkoop.com - Jun 24, 2004). By Kathleen Doheny. THURSDAY, June 25 (HealthDayNews) -- A glitch in brain circuitry may help explain why people with autism often display anti-social behavior...

Study Details Possible Cause of Autism (Forbes - Jun 24, 2004). THURSDAY, June 25 (HealthDayNews) -- A glitch in brain circuitry may help explain why people with autism often display anti-social behavior...

Autism group welcomed (Belfast Telegraph (subscription), UK - Jun 24, 2004). A LONDONDERRY man whose daughter has autism today insisted that children with the condition must be given more support as they prepare to face adulthood...

Autistic Children Undergo Seal Therapy in North Russia (MOSNEWS, Russia - Jun 24, 2004). Seals in the ocean center of Murmansk in North Russia are used to treat children with the disease of autism, Interfax news agency reported...

Can a diet avoiding gluten and milk proteins reduce autism? (Medical News Today, UK - Jun 24, 2004). .. However, there was a significant reduction in autistic traits in the children allocated.. proteins may be responsible for some of the effects of autism, but well..

Autism group seeks public input today (Akron Beacon Journal (subscription), OH - Jun 24, 2004). AKRON - The Ohio Autism Task Force will hold regional forums today at the University of Akron's student center, seeking opinions from parents, educators and..

Autistic youth find their place in the IDF (Ha'aretz, Israel - Jun 23, 2004). .. Some 20 of the school's 60 autistic pupils have been reporting once a week for work at the Ordinance Corps' base in Zerifin camp for the last two years...

Devoted dad puts his best foot forward to fight autism (The Wilmslow Express, UK - Jun 23, 2004). .. Peter added: "Autism is a life-long condition, but specialist education can make a real difference to a child's development.". "The National Autistic Society..

Archived on Tuesday June 29 at 5.09pm:

John Vinocur: A decent American disappoints Europe PARIS With Europeans lining up and shelling out to read Bill Clinton, he turns out to be a guy who insists on reminding people that two-thirds of the Democratic Party in Congress voted George W. Bush ...   (International Herald Tribune) 

‘Jury’’s Gaffigan makes Connection Jim Gaffigan of ``That 70s Show'' fame will do his stand-up shtick at the Comedy Connection at Faneuil Hall next month, hot on the heels of his breakout performance in the Fox summer show, ``The Jury....   (Boston Herald) 

Gene may influence fidelity | Commitment is a curious thing. What transforms a stranger into a lifelong friend, confidante or lover? And just as intriguing, what prevents some people from building such bonds? | The answers could...   (Detroit news) 

Brain findings may help unravel autism mystery WASHINGTON - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists report. | Mice pups genetically engineered to la...   (NZ Herald) 

Broke Brando's sad twilight HE was one of the most influential actors of his generation, but the ailing Marlon Brando now lives alone in a one-bedroom bungalow, surviving with the support of a state pension and relying on the ta...   (The Australian) 

Godfather Brando owes banks £11m | LOS ANGELES: He was one of the most influential actors of his generation, a lion on stage and screen. But the ailing Marlon Brando now lives alone in a one-bedroom bungalow, surviving with the suppo...   (The Times Of India) 

'They opened their hearts' | Harry Sandhu almost always has a smile on his face, but he was grinning from ear to ear Thursday night after learning he'll be able to attend college this fall. | The autistic teen, a student at Tam...   (myTELUS) 

Autism Charity to Test Treatment Claims A new charity today pledged to investigate the "exaggerated and misleading claims" of some of the hundreds of treatments available for people with autism. | The Autism Intervention Research Trust is t...   (Scotsman) 

Bernie Blau loved hunting and fly-fishing FORT THOMAS - Lawyer Bernard J. "Bernie" Blau fought for things he believed in, including education and the environment, said his longtime friend Annie Bennett of Fort Thomas. | Mr. Blau, a lawyer wit...   (The Enquirer) 

Six-figure salaries draw S.C. men to Iraq MYRTLE BEACH — Brushing news of bombings and beheadings aside, at least 16 area public-safety employees have found more than enough reasons to venture into war-torn Iraq. | In fact, they have fo...   (The State) 

'Quack autism cures must end' A new charity has pledged to stamp out "quack" interventions for people with autism and similar disorders. | The Autism Intervention Research Trust says it will fund studies to see which treatments wo...   (BBC News) 

Murder, suspicion surround Martha's Vineyard Bright blue waters, miles of beaches, and quaint towns and villages make Martha's Vineyard a paradise for residents and for the boatloads of vacationers who visit the Massachusetts island. | Such a tr...   (Pittsburgh Tribune Review) 

Welfare foundation offers troubled children hope | "En-en developed a sense of security and he is really polite to people. He can't speak, but he tries, which is what's important." | Father of a boy who graduated from the First Social Welfare Founda...   (Taipei Times) 

Government planning for cleaner fuel Compiled by K.S. USHA DEVI | TOWARDS CLEANER FUEL: (June 21) Guidelines to lower the high sulphur content in fuel will be introduced this year to reduce air pollution, the Department of Environment's ...   (The Star) 

Shall we lend them a hand? When the US invaded Afghanistan in 2002, I experienced, alongside my feelings about the war itself, a surprisingly violent sense of anger against men. Like most women in the West, I felt that the batt...   (The Observer) 

The bright stuff | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | , 33 | Composer | The most important British composer of his generation, Adès won attention with his ...   (The Observer) 

Palace prisoner Japanese slam fusty royal agency and its chief for putting the shackles on once-vivacious Princess Masako | By Krist Boo | WHEN Japan's future emperor and empress go abroad, they first have to seek pe...   (The Straits Times) 

Health Highlights: June 26, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Triple Therapy Controls Type 2 Diabetes Without Weight Gain | People with type 2 diabetes workin...   (Healthfinder) 

Champion stuff | By Neil B. Jones, The Journal   | Winning the Working Hunter Pony Championship at the 55th Kirkheaton Show had a double edge for 12-year- old Morpeth Pony Club member Emma Carmichael and her 12...   (IC Newcastle) 

Wendy's family in new pain The grandmother of a victim of the city's only Death Row inmate blasted a new court ruling yesterday that could spare the killer's life. | "Next 20 years, they'll be calling him a changed person and s...   (New York Daily News) 

Archived on Wednesday June 30 at 10.46am:

John Vinocur: A decent American disappoints Europe PARIS With Europeans lining up and shelling out to read Bill Clinton, he turns out to be a guy who insists on reminding people that two-thirds of the Democratic Party in Congress voted George W. Bush ...   (International Herald Tribune) 

‘Jury’’s Gaffigan makes Connection Jim Gaffigan of ``That 70s Show'' fame will do his stand-up shtick at the Comedy Connection at Faneuil Hall next month, hot on the heels of his breakout performance in the Fox summer show, ``The Jury....   (Boston Herald) 

Gene may influence fidelity | Commitment is a curious thing. What transforms a stranger into a lifelong friend, confidante or lover? And just as intriguing, what prevents some people from building such bonds? | The answers could...   (Detroit news) 

Brain findings may help unravel autism mystery WASHINGTON - Pleasure receptors best known for helping the body respond to morphine and opium may also hold the key to mother-child bonding, scientists report. | Mice pups genetically engineered to la...   (NZ Herald) 

Broke Brando's sad twilight HE was one of the most influential actors of his generation, but the ailing Marlon Brando now lives alone in a one-bedroom bungalow, surviving with the support of a state pension and relying on the ta...   (The Australian) 

Godfather Brando owes banks £11m | LOS ANGELES: He was one of the most influential actors of his generation, a lion on stage and screen. But the ailing Marlon Brando now lives alone in a one-bedroom bungalow, surviving with the suppo...   (The Times Of India) 

'They opened their hearts' | Harry Sandhu almost always has a smile on his face, but he was grinning from ear to ear Thursday night after learning he'll be able to attend college this fall. | The autistic teen, a student at Tam...   (myTELUS) 

Autism Charity to Test Treatment Claims A new charity today pledged to investigate the "exaggerated and misleading claims" of some of the hundreds of treatments available for people with autism. | The Autism Intervention Research Trust is t...   (Scotsman) 

Bernie Blau loved hunting and fly-fishing FORT THOMAS - Lawyer Bernard J. "Bernie" Blau fought for things he believed in, including education and the environment, said his longtime friend Annie Bennett of Fort Thomas. | Mr. Blau, a lawyer wit...   (The Enquirer) 

Six-figure salaries draw S.C. men to Iraq MYRTLE BEACH — Brushing news of bombings and beheadings aside, at least 16 area public-safety employees have found more than enough reasons to venture into war-torn Iraq. | In fact, they have fo...   (The State) 

'Quack autism cures must end' A new charity has pledged to stamp out "quack" interventions for people with autism and similar disorders. | The Autism Intervention Research Trust says it will fund studies to see which treatments wo...   (BBC News) 

Murder, suspicion surround Martha's Vineyard Bright blue waters, miles of beaches, and quaint towns and villages make Martha's Vineyard a paradise for residents and for the boatloads of vacationers who visit the Massachusetts island. | Such a tr...   (Pittsburgh Tribune Review) 

Welfare foundation offers troubled children hope | "En-en developed a sense of security and he is really polite to people. He can't speak, but he tries, which is what's important." | Father of a boy who graduated from the First Social Welfare Founda...   (Taipei Times) 

Government planning for cleaner fuel Compiled by K.S. USHA DEVI | TOWARDS CLEANER FUEL: (June 21) Guidelines to lower the high sulphur content in fuel will be introduced this year to reduce air pollution, the Department of Environment's ...   (The Star) 

Shall we lend them a hand? When the US invaded Afghanistan in 2002, I experienced, alongside my feelings about the war itself, a surprisingly violent sense of anger against men. Like most women in the West, I felt that the batt...   (The Observer) 

The bright stuff | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | , 33 | Composer | The most important British composer of his generation, Adès won attention with his ...   (The Observer) 

Palace prisoner Japanese slam fusty royal agency and its chief for putting the shackles on once-vivacious Princess Masako | By Krist Boo | WHEN Japan's future emperor and empress go abroad, they first have to seek pe...   (The Straits Times) 

Health Highlights: June 26, 2004 | Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: | Triple Therapy Controls Type 2 Diabetes Without Weight Gain | People with type 2 diabetes workin...   (Healthfinder) 

Champion stuff | By Neil B. Jones, The Journal   | Winning the Working Hunter Pony Championship at the 55th Kirkheaton Show had a double edge for 12-year- old Morpeth Pony Club member Emma Carmichael and her 12...   (IC Newcastle) 

Wendy's family in new pain The grandmother of a victim of the city's only Death Row inmate blasted a new court ruling yesterday that could spare the killer's life. | "Next 20 years, they'll be calling him a changed person and s...   (New York Daily News)