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Article: Autism Goes Public
The Washington Post;  March 2, 2004 ;     425 words ... ... the cries objectionable, the child's behavior wasn't all that ... Nicholas, as they are for other children with autism. After the incident ... for families and friends of children with autism. That way, their ... first event of ACME (Autistic Children's Movies and Entertainment ...

Article: Watching too much TV may trigger autism
The Hindustan Times;  October 20, 2006 ;     524 words ... ... increase in the number of children diagnosed with this disorder ... counties. If it rains more, autism goes up. If it rains less, autism goes down," Waldman says ... availability of more programmes for children. Sure enough, they found ...

Article: Can watching too much TV make a child autistic?
The Daily Mail (London, England);  October 23, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... areas, where, presumably, children spent more time indoors watching ... thing. If it rains more, autism goes up. If it rains less autism goes down.' Researcher also found ... highest rates of autistic children. Dr Waldman, from Cornell ...

Article: Autism Shrouded in Myths, Misplaced Hopes.(Brief ...
Family Practice News;  March 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... behavior is a normal child waiting to get out if ... reality most autistic children are mentally retarded ... 19 of less than 50. "Autism goes hand in hand with mental ... chief of the section on child development at the University ... said. * Myth: Autistic children cannot be affectionate ...

Article: THE PAIN OF AUTISM
The Record (Bergen County, NJ);  February 2, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... behavioral disorder that robs children of normal development ... way to control these children," said her husband ... there for these innocent children. For autism, they ... more than one autistic child. The organization wants ... Health earmarks for autism goes to biomedical research ...

Article: AUTISTIC AUTHOR EXPLORES ANIMALS' THOUGHT PROCESS.(Stars)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY);  February 5, 2006 ;     672 words ... ... Turakhia Newhouse News Service Readers whose understanding of autism goes little beyond Dustin Hoffman's performance in "Rain Man ... author covers everything from his mother, who "didn't like children, least of all her own," to a lunch with Allen Ginsberg ...

Article: Aaron walks for Woodlands.
Bridlington Free Press (Bridlington, England);  October 31, 2006 ;     455 words ... ... in Scarborough. Aaron Ibbetson, of St Aidans Road, decided to help the school because his step-son Joel, 13, who has autism, goes there. The 33-year-old is planning to walk from Bridlington to the Sealife Centre in Scarborough and hopes to raise around ...