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Analysing police involvement in the context of autism
cihara kenji
" About 1 in 6 people with autism interacted with police over 18 months " went one of the media headlines covering the study publi...
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On preventing the deleterious effects of CMV: implications for some autism?
cihara kenji
" Anxiety drug may prevent common virus that causes birth defects " went one of the headlines covering t he study results publishe...
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Autism, learning disability and diagnostic substitution
cihara kenji
The findings reported by Cynthia Nevison and Mark Blaxhill [1] represent the source blogging material today. Their quite detailed analysis ...
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On migration status and offspring autism severity
cihara kenji
" Black women from East Africa had more than 3.5 times the odds of autism spectrum disorder with intellectual disability in their chi...
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On vaccinated and un-vaccinated homeschooled children: the disappearing-reappearing-disappearing-reappearing studies
cihara kenji
I originally began writing this post in the last week of November 2016 following first sight of the study abstract by Anthony Mawson and col...
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Conviction for violence and autism: comorbidity counts
cihara kenji
I tread carefully when discussing the results published by Ragini Heeramun and colleagues [1] on the topic of " whether autism is asso...
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Including the "full intellectual range" in autism vision research
cihara kenji
The paper by Alyse Brown and colleagues [1] ( open-access available here ) is probably not going to gain any significant media headlines (u...
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