VOLUME 5 NUMBER 8, 2012, 40-page Print EditionAUTISM AND THE EMERGENCY SERVICES:
- Police who handcuffed autistic boy fight ruling against them
- Autistic teenager wrongly taken for drunk
- Spanish firemen to the rescue - thanks for autism course
- DENNIS DEBBAUDT, the world’s leading authority on training the emergency services to recognise and understand autism, tells Looking Up about some of the latest developments
GARY McKINNON: THE END OF THE STORY?
RESEARCH NEWS:
- Use of folic acid linked to lower risk of autism
- Hopeful results from language study
- New valproate exposure finding
- Timing within sections of brain's 'orchestra' is off in autism
- Over-active brain region 'hinders social interaction'
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Scientists identify genetic mutation that may underlie autistic behaviours
- Could some girls be 'protected' from risks of autism?
- Experts urge caution over 'recovery' study
AROUND THE GLOBE:
- How Asperger's syndrome saved a life
- Italian police arrest autism 'curer'
- Japanese court reduces jail term of killer with Asperger's syndrome
- Tapas for autism - an appetising way to raise funds for autism in Zaragoza
- Epic walk for autism in China
AUTISM IN RUSSIA:
- Battle is still being waged against social stigma
- A very 'special' school
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO MONIQUE: Monique Post on 'Unexpected lessons'
FEEDING PROBLEMS IN AUTISM: Handy tips on how to deal with complex eaters
EMPLOYMENT: How jobs are growing with the plants