Tags: Autism

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Autism Could Potentially Be Prevented Through Video-Based Therapies Early In Life

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Circumcision Linked To Autism In Danish Study

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Autism Caused By Circumcision? Yes, According To Danish Study

U.S.

Top Science Study Retractions Of 2014: Green Coffee Conspiracy, Measles-Mumps-Rubella Ruse And... Maggie Simpson?

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Autistic Children Who Live With Pets Are Often More Assertive

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Molecular Map Of Autism Identified By U.S. Researchers

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Missing Autistic New York Boy Found Dead In South Carolina

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Autism Research: Fragments Of Cut-And-Pasted Genes Tied To Brain Development

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Autism Linked to Air Pollution? Scientists Suggest Exposure 'Doubles' Child's Risk

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Autism Linked To Brain Inflammation, Study Finds

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Autistic Boy Receives Hundreds Of Letters, Gifts After Making Christmas Wish For Mail

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Santa Claus Fired After Refusing To See Autistic Girl With 'Dangerous' Pit Bull Service Dog

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Cancer Drug Undergoing Tests With Hopes of Treating Fragile X Syndrome

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Psychology Review: Alexithymia, Does He Never Say 'I Love You?'

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Jerry Seinfeld Clarifies Autism Comments: ‘I’m Not on the Spectrum’ (VIDEO)

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