VOLUME 4 NUMBER 1, 2006

Contents: Volume 4, Number 1

• BRAIN STUDIES SPECIAL:  Relatives of people with autism may display ‘autistic brain differences’; Brain finding surprises experts; Recognising facial expressions is separate from identifying familiar faces
• LOOKING UP INTERVIEW:  Professor Rita Jordan, one of the world’s leading autism experts, professor of autism at the University of Birmingham, UK Read extract
• LOOKING UP ESSAY:  Another way to approach Theory of Mind – and lack of it Read extract
• Ritalin can help some autistic children
• New review: scientists reject link between MMR vaccine and autism
• New study will analyse gut dysfunction in autistic children
• The glutamate connection – Dr Ricardo Segurado talks to Looking Up Read extract
• New fish oil trial begins
• British scientists develop screening test for autism
• Mother who killed autistic son escapes prison sentence
• Missing autistic man turns up safe
• Joy as tricycle is returned
• Poison-cooker jailed for three years
• Two new autism centres for Singapore
• Who ever heard of ‘adult-onset autism’?
• Ten things an autistic adult wishes you knew Read extract
• Autistic man dies after being shot by Taser stun gun
• AUTISM AND THE ARTS:  Bailey is brilliant with a brush;  Tim Burton ‘has autistic traits’
• MUSIC THERAPY:  Meet Simon – and his bongos

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