VOLUME 3 NUMBER 4, 2002

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Contents: Volume 3, Number 4

THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY OF BEING AUTISTIC IN ALMERIA: How autistic individuals are starting to receive much-needed help in 'Spaghetti western' country
THAILAND'S VOICE OF HOPE AND COMPASSION: 'The changes I have seen in my autistic students have strengthened my belief that, where there is great love, care and empathy,. there can be miracles'
MMR UDATE: New MMR study in USA adds fuel to debate over vaccine safety ... but UK experts reject Utah findings; Paul Shattock: 'MMR may trigger autism in one in ten children'; Tony Blair, Britain's Prime Minister: 'There is not a scrap of evidence against MMR jab'; US scientists 'corroborate Wakefield gut findings'; Toxin link to autism? Scepticism over review clearing jab; Parents fight each over MMR for their children
First gene for autism 'could be found within two years'
Ohio study could explain lack of self-consciousness in people with autism
Smoking during pregnancy 'increases risk of autism'
Could upsurge in autism in Silicon Valley be down to the 'geek gene'?
Brain 'may grow too fast in autism'
Two new studies find Risperdal to be effective in autistic children
Dutch team finds brain potential avoiding sensory overload works normally in children with autism
Fish oils 'may alleviate some of the symptoms and behavioural problems associated with autism'
ASPERGER'S SYNDROME: Two years in jail for killing ailing mother in Sweden; Volunteers terrorised by telephone threats
Man jumps into Sydney Harbour to save autistic boy from drowning
Hong Kong offers compensation to parents of missing autistic boy
Explosive device planted outside offices of autism centre
Autistic man died after being restrained at care home
King of Morocco opens unique autism centre
Barbara MacArthur: 'The day they told me I had to put my son into an institution'
EDUCATION: Unique ABA initiative launched in California state school system; British teachers given new guidance on autism; Boy with Asperger's told he is 'too bright' to attend special school
LOOKING UP INTERVIEW: Dr Tony Charman, senior lecturer in Clinical Psychology in the Behaviour and Brain Sciences Unit at the Institute of Child Health in London, England, discusses his comprehensive review exercise to map the current state of knowledge in autism research
'I defended my autistic son as police closed in on him'
AUTISM IN ITALY: Donata Vivanti on why the battle must go on against fraudulent 'experts'

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