VOLUME 3 NUMBER 8, 2003

Contents: Volume 3, Number 8

• SELF-INJURIOUS BEHAVIOUR: One family's account
• TOILET TRAINING: Invaluable advice
• GLUTEN- AND CASEIN-FREE DIET: A success story
• SIBLINGS: 'We need more understanding'
• RESEARCH UPDATE: 'First physical warning sign of autism'
• Severity of autism 'may depend on version of brain gene inherited'
• X chromosome could provide new clue to cause of autism
• 'Frightening' rise in autism cases
• Genetic mutation found causing obsessive-compulsive disorder
• Pointing problems in autism 'may be linked to earlier difficulties with face-to-face interaction'
• Alzheimer's drug could help autistic children Read article online
• Basic functions may 'crowd out language' in autism
• Scandal of Asperger's sufferers held in prisons Read article online
• The value of brain tissue - Dr Nancy Minshew: 'Being able to look directly at the brain is one of the most precious scientific tools that we have'
• Motorists' fines go towards autism research Read article online
• Norwegian family win right to use state radio tagging device to help track down autistic son
• Autistic tap-dancer lets his feet do the talking Read article online
• Mother sues care facility over autistic son's death
• Las Vegas 'cat-man' with a heart of gold
• Autistic pupil 'shackled to school desk'
• ASPERGER'S SYNDROME SPECIAL: Marc Fleisher on emerging from a long, dark tunnel
• Larry Arnold on expanding the parable
• Asperger's and medication
• SENSORY THERAPY IN JAPAN: Playing at Twirly Melon Island
• OBITUARY: Jae Davis

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