VOLUME 4 NUMBER 3, 2006

Contents: Volume 4, Number 3

• LOOKING UP INTERVIEW: In the latest in our series of interviews with the world’s leading experts on autism, we talk in depth to Professor Simon Baron-Cohen Read extract
• AT FIRST HAND:  Marti Leimbach, the best-selling author, tells Looking Up about life with her autistic son Read extract
• AUTISM IN AFRICA:  Autistic children have been treated like mental patients in Kenya; ‘Crying in the dark’ in Ethiopia
• Problems in autism ‘may be due to poor-link-up between brain areas’
• Major European Union autism survey
• New device will help people with autism relate to those around them
• State-of-the-art tracking system is a ‘first’
• New classification tool will provide ‘road map’ to autistic children’s progress
• Rise in autism cases ‘is not evidence of epidemic’
• Mice behaving ‘autistically’ may offer gene clue; What Dr Luis Parada told Looking Up
• Autism Speaks – seeking to provide answers
• People with autism may lack ability to daydream
• Chinese parents demand re-opening of inquiry into murder of autistic girl
• TRAGEDIES IN UK AND US:  Mother leaps to her death with autistic son; Mother kills daughter, then tries overdose
• The sky’s the limit for Kelvin, the pianist with autism
• AUTISM AND THE ARTS:  Richard Wawro, autistic savant painter of rare talent, dies at 53
• Stephen Shore: Potential of people with autism ‘is unlimited’
• Autistic teenager saves family from fire
• Autistic boy’s pet pig may be forced to leave town – again
• SPECIAL EDUCATION:  Michelle Lane finds a unique blend of approaches
  
  

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