Articles archive   Autism: A story of hope Therapy helps boy reclaim childhood  >> Ernie Els reveals son Ben's autism With the hopes of bringing attention to what he and many others believe to be an "epidemic," PGA golfer Ernie Els arrived at the PODS Championship in Florida this week with an Autism Speaks logo sewn on his golf bag  >> Woman With Autism Heads Computer Recycler Turns Talents For Fixing Them Into Green Service For Needy  >> Autism to Alzheimer's A fever of the mind no more   >> Autism Debate Gets New Life Following McCain Comments The debate over autism and vaccines was just reignited by a Presidential candidate.  >> Can autism be a mitochondrial disease? FOR some years now, researchers have known that children with mitochondrial disorders can develop autism-like symptoms, or even full-blown autism.  >> Online autism therapy gets national recognition A Fredericton company that created an online therapy program for families with autistic children has won a national innovation award.  >> Good for Teeth, Bad for Brains? Fluoride is supposed to help prevent tooth decay, but could it also be causing neurological illnesses in children?  >> Federal report says preservative in vaccine may be linked to disease A vaccine preservative may have contributed to a case of autism, the federal government conceded after years of denying a link.  >> ASU student uses art to bring autism to light Megan Tollefson has seen the myriad faces of autism first-hand. Now she's painting those faces both to satisfy honors graduation requirements at Arizona State University.  >> [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10] Next : Last