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Treating Autism: Psychiatrist Claims "Miracle Drug" Improves Symptoms
![A West Des Moines psychiatrist claims to use a "miracle drug" that improves symptoms of autism.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-02/59342889-10171613.jpg "A West Des Moines psychiatrist claims to use a "miracle drug\" that improves symptoms of autism.")
A West Des Moines psychiatrist claims to use a "miracle drug" that improves symptoms of autism.
Dr. Randall Kavalier prescribes the drug "Namenda," which is designed for and marketed to Alzheimer's patients, to children who have autism or who suffer from...Tags: Autism, Human Interest, Medical Specialization, Drugs and Medicines, Health and Medical Professionals
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No reason for kids to have all the fun
If sending your kid to camp then heading to the spa is your thing, read no further. But if you would rather join the kids for fishing, hiking and other traditional camping activities, read on. Family camps welcome grown-ups too.
"It's a great way for...Tags: Social Organizations, Fishing, Canoeing and Kayaking, Road Transportation, Swimming
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Crystal Lake teen reported missing
TribLocal - Crystal Lake » NewsCrystal Lake police are working with other law enforcement agencies to locate a local teen with Asperger syndrome reported missing late Tuesday by his family. …... -
Autism NJ Seeks To Help Autistic Adults Receive Available Gov't Services
PIX11.comForty-seven-year-old John Richardson's parents knew something was wrong when he was born. At 2-years-old, he was diagnosed with autism. Since then his place on the autism spectrum has been given a name, Asperger's Syndrome. "I had plenty of learning...Tags: Autism, New Jersey, Family, American School for the Deaf, Behavioral Conditions
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Got MILF?
It's time to stand up,embrace your inner MILF and to be counted! Wednesday, April 6th she will be at Book Soup in West Hollywood from 7-8:00PM. Thursday, April 7th The Zero Plus Minus Space at Fred Segal Santa Monica will be hosting a "Mom's Night Out...Tags: Autism, Minivans and Vans, Behavioral Conditions, Movies, Health
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Targeting the disabled — A heartless, impractical move
Late last week, Gov. Rick Scott blindsided tens of thousands of disabled Floridians and their caregivers by signing an executive order to immediately cut their funding.
Yet that very same day, the governor made time for a photo op — for the Special...Tags: Autism, Special Olympics, Andy Gardiner, Regional Authority, Asthma
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Inhalant Helps With Asperger Symptoms
Los Angeles TimesPeople with Asperger syndrome, a mild form of autism, dramatically improve their social learning skills and spend more time gazing at pictures of faces after inhaling a whiff of the social-bonding hormone oxytocin, researchers have found. The study,...Tags: Autism, Los Angeles Times
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Families of autistic kids find support at Ocoee gym
Dominic Roumeliotis is obsessed with rain. He pesters his mom every day, wanting to know if it's going to rain. Dominic, who is autistic, is frightened by the loud claps of thunder and the flashing of lightning.
But despite his obsession — and...Tags: Autism, Sports, Health and Safety at School, Family, University of Central Florida
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Nadia Bloom: Missing girl Nadia Bloom has Asperger’s syndrome, an autism-related disorder
According to police, missing 11-year-old Nadia Morgan Bloom has Asperger's syndrome, an autism-related disorder. Sentinel reporter Fernando Quintero talked with Dr. Robyn J. Cohen, the newest doctor to join Arnold Palmer Hospital's Pediatric Specialty...Tags: Autism, Sociology, University of Central Florida, Children, Winter Springs
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Missing Autistic Boy Spent 11 Days Unnoticed on Subway
KTLA NewsNEW YORK -- A missing 13-year old boy spent 11 days riding subway trains while police and his parents searched the city for him. Francisco Hernandez Jr. suffers from a form of Autism known as Asperger's syndrome. Police say the teen boarded a subway...Tags: Autism, Transportation, Travel, Coney Island, KTLA
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Autism: Pulling Back the Veil
![Autism is as misunderstood as it is frightening for parents of young children. The fact that the <a href="http://www.cdc.gov/" target=new> Centers for Disease Control Prevention</a> estimate 1 child in 100 births is autistic makes it far more relevant than some closet mental illness. Most certainly, it's hard to dismiss the fact that 1.5 million Americans are believed to have with some form of autism. And researchers say that number is rising.](http://www.healthkey.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-07/54807057-07122008-187105.jpg "Autism is as misunderstood as it is frightening for parents of young children. The fact that the <a href="http://www.cdc.gov/\" target=new> Centers for Disease Control Prevention</a> estimate 1 child in 100 births is autistic makes it far more relevant than some closet mental illness. Most certainly, it's hard to dismiss the fact that 1.5 million Americans are believed to have with some form of autism. And researchers say that number is rising.")
HealthKey.com contributorAutism is as misunderstood as it is frightening for parents of young children. The fact that the Centers for Disease Control Prevention estimate 1 child in 100 births is autistic makes it far more relevant than some closet mental illness. Most certainly,...Tags: Autism, U.S. Department of Education, Children, Hearing Impairment, Mental Illness
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Hugh Dancy and Rose Byrne are two of a kind
![A self-possessed individual graced with the good looks of a matinee idol -- large, bluish-gray eyes, a firm jaw line and fistfuls of brown, wavy hair -- actor Hugh Dancy seemed, at first glance, completely wrong for the lead in Fox Searchlight's unconventional romantic drama "Adam." But soon after meeting the 34-year-old English actor, director Max Mayer realized that Dancy had "the requisite insecurities" to play the part of an awkward, introverted young man with Asperger's syndrome who struggles with social interactions.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-07/48315871-27184627.jpg "A self-possessed individual graced with the good looks of a matinee idol -- large, bluish-gray eyes, a firm jaw line and fistfuls of brown, wavy hair -- actor Hugh Dancy seemed, at first glance, completely wrong for the lead in Fox Searchlight's unconventional romantic drama "Adam.\" But soon after meeting the 34-year-old English actor, director Max Mayer realized that Dancy had \"the requisite insecurities\" to play the part of an awkward, introverted young man with Asperger's syndrome who struggles with social interactions.")
A self-possessed individual graced with the good looks of a matinee idol -- large, bluish-gray eyes, a firm jaw line and fistfuls of brown, wavy hair -- actor Hugh Dancy seemed, at first glance, completely wrong for the lead in Fox Searchlight's...Tags: Television, University of Oxford, Sundance Film Festival, Los Angeles, HBO (tv network)
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