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  1. I'm being driven out says second expert to link autism and jabs (Telegraph.co.uk)
  2. The Answer to Autism? An American Doctor Believes the Disorder is Linked to Diet. Eleanor Cowie Finds Growing Support (RedNova)
  3. Man Pleads Not Guilty In Rape Of 2 Boys (Cleveland - NewsNet5 via Yahoo! News)
  4. National Autism Center(SM) Established (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
  5. National autism center established in Randolph (Mass High Tech)
  6. MIT embarks on autism research project with $7.5M grant (Boston Business Journal)
  7. The last frontier: Roommate ware (Salon.com)
  8. Hanover man runs for his children (Evening Sun)
  9. Autistic children find healing in waves (USA Today)
  10. Autism class to remain at West End (The Meadville Tribune)
  11. National Autism Non-Profit Makes Move to On-Site Retail (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
  12. Quicksilver quandary (Peoria Journal Star)
  13. Planned children's study may lack funds (Houston Chronicle)
  14. MIT Launches Major Autism Initiative (PNN)
  15. Center for autism opens in Randolph: May Institute offers new resource for families (Patriot Ledger)
  16. No link for immunizations, autism, researcher says (American Psychological Association)
  17. St. Tammany traffic soars; evacuees get first trailers (2theadvocate.com)
  18. Wine Tasting (Garden City News)
  19. Parents break bank on kids' therapy (News Interactive)
  20. School district to host national presenter on autism spectrum (Los Alamos Monitor)
  21. Children making progress at Autism Center (The Easterner)
  22. Caring for Autistic Children When They Grow Up (New York Times)
  23. Autism leads family to greater faith and service (The Sanford Herald)
  24. No Link for Immunizations, Autism, Researcher Says (RedNova)
  25. Move Closer to Schizophrenia, Autism Cures (RedNova)
  26. Parents break bank on kids' therapy (News Interactive)
  27. Collaborations Yield New Discoveries In Psychiatric Genetics (Science Daily)
  28. Collaborations Yield New Discoveries In Psychiatric Genetics (Science Daily)
  29. School is gateway for special-needs students (The Arizona Republic)
  30. For autistic child, Happy may be months away (The Herald-Sun)
  31. autism walk (Monroe Times)
  32. Controversy over vitamin jab for autism (Sunday Herald)
  33. Mother criticises parking rules (Evening Star)
  34. For Autistic Child, Happy May Be Months Away (WRAL-TV 5 Raleigh)
  35. Attorney: Photos of caged children show they were not abused (CNN.com)
  36. Woman on a mission to help people with special needs (Florence Morning News)
  37. HE WAS AN AUTISTIC GENIUS .. SHE WAS A BISEXUAL FANTASIST. THE WEB BROUGHT THEM TOGETHER..THE WEB HELPED THEM FINDDEATH (Daily Mirror)
  38. Classic cars park for autism (Belleville News-Democrat)
  39. Calendar puts faces on autism (News-Record)
  40. Startling rise in autism stirs questions about the cause (Kansas City Star)
  41. New information regarding the genetic, cellular and neurological bases of susceptibility to autism and schizophrenia (News-Medical-Net)
  42. Professor calls Killpack defense theory a 'reach' (Provo Daily Herald)
  43. Health Briefs (Fort Wayne News-Sentinel)
  44. Autism expert starts MIND speaker series (The Woodland Daily Democrat Online)
  45. One way to unravel the riddle of autism (The Scotsman)
  46. Child at Valhalla hospital attends school as a "robot" (The Journal News)
  47. Winnie the Pooh in Frankenpooh - Movie Review (BellaOnline)
  48. National News (Government News Network)
  49. Asperger's, Autism group to meet in Chesapeake (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
  50. HORSE POWER (The Pueblo Chieftain Online)
  51. Family raises funds for dog to help their autistic child (Myrtle Beach Online)
  52. Local lawyers group donates to JCC day camp program (TimesLeader.com)
  53. YOUR STORIES- AUSTISM SUPPORT GROUP (KFDX Newscenter 3)
  54. Professor to discuss autism, animal theory (Carmel Topics)
  55. Stocking Stuffers for the child on the Autism Spectrum (BellaOnline)
  56. Judge: Execution an option (Albuquerque Tribune Online)
  57. Thursday Planner for October 13, 2005 (Duluth News Tribune)
  58. Plainfield businesses raise funds frr new daycare center (Hendricks County Flyer)
  59. Work & Family: Employers aiding parents of disabled children (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
  60. Buddy Walk promotes autism awareness (Times-Beacon)
  61. Table quiz for autism school to set world record (The Galway Advertiser)
  62. New director for Panhandle Autism Society (KBCI Boise)
  63. Counselor accused of molesting children rejects plea deal (San Diego Union-Tribune)
  64. Government inaction on autism hurting families (DurhamRegion.com)
  65. Florida AIDS fund diverted to pay for autism treatment for “politically connected” family (The Advocate)
  66. 'I am being driven out' says another expert who has linked autism to vaccines (Awares)
  67. On parent's experience with autism (Town Online)
  68. Rise in autism leads to revised school building plans (Charleston Daily Mail)
  69. Judge: School District Must Reimburse Family For Boy's Special Education (The Denver Channel)
  70. Adolescence, Without a Roadmap (New York Times)
  71. Florida Health Agency Diverted AIDS Funds To Pay for Treatment for Child With Well-Connected Parents, Report Says (Medical News Today)
  72. PLUK schedules training for Tuesday (Billings Gazette)
  73. Families find support in local group and at UNH institute (Portsmouth Herald)
  74. Theatre group joins forces with Autism Cymru (Awares)
  75. Love drives founder of national autism group (Florence Morning News)
  76. Stepmom's murder charge reinstated in teen's starvation death (phillyburbs.com)
  77. Local briefs (Milford Daily News)
  78. Employers are aiding parents of disabled kids (Salt Lake Tribune)
  79. Seattle College Program for Special Needs Adults (NPR)
  80. Seattle College Program for Special Needs Adults (NPR)
  81. Teaching Parents and Professionals a New Approach to Treat Autism to Be Focus of Houston Workshop (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
  82. JCC-Y Rockland plans preschool autism program (The Journal News)
  83. Autistic student wins 2nd ruling (Denver Post)
  84. NIH Joined by Advocacy Groups to Fund Research on Autism Susceptibility Genes (National Institutes of Health)
  85. The Age of Autism: Connecting new dots (American Psychological Association)
  86. Early intervention gives kids with autism an edge (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
  87. Newest Study Finds No Link Between MMR Vaccine and Autism (Newswise)
  88. PC hires consultant on autism (The Oklahoman)
  89. MMR autism link rejected (The Herald)
  90. AUTISM2005 - AUTISM CYMRU'S UNIQUE ONLINE CONFERENCE - STARTS NEXT MONDAY OCTOBER 17, 2005 (Awares)
  91. MMR 'not linked' to autism (DeHavilland)
  92. MMR Autism Link Rejected (RedNova)
  93. Justice system 'ignores' autism (BBC News)
  94. Bedroom blaze leaves family homeless (Bayside Bulletin)
  95. MMR vaccine doesn’t lead to autism, study says (Pravda Ru)
  96. 'No link' between MMR and autism (Politics.co.uk via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
  97. Autism focus of law enforcement seminar By LORRAINE HEATH Evening Times Staff Writer (Wed., Oct. 19) (The Evening Times)
  98. Vaccine-autism nexus denied (Newsday)
  99. Nigerian family to remain in Ireland (u.tv)
  100. Families join to support fight against autism (Gazette.Net)
  101. Research grant to aid autism studies (The Daily Targum)
  102. Communication help for people with autism (The Evening Leader)
  103. Parents seek answers for autism's many questions (The Morning Call)
  104. Program on autism is free (The Acorn)
  105. NIH joined by advocacy groups to fund research on autism susceptibility genes (Medical News Today)
  106. Repair Strategies Used By Elementary-Age Beginning Communicators With Autism: A Preliminary Descriptive Study (RedNova)
  107. Autism conference to take place at UU (4NI)
  108. Fla. Teen Charged With Raping Disabled Boy (AP via Yahoo! News)
  109. Review refutes link between MMR vaccine and illness (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
  110. Local filmmakers explore problems of autism treatment (The Times Argus)
  111. STARS DESIGN WOODEN HEARTS FOR CHARITY (ContactMusic)
  112. How charitable are Boston's prominent professional athletes? (Boston Globe)
  113. District's autism program on agenda at upcoming school board meeting By Lee Bonorden/Austin Daily Herald (Austin Daily Herald)
  114. Scientists strongly reject link between MMR vaccine and autism (Awares)
  115. Autism Cymru commended again in Welsh Assembly (Awares)
  116. Money's on the minds of MB school candidates (Daily Breeze)
  117. Matthew's Box - Book Review (BellaOnline)
  118. New evidence draws line under MMR debate (Nursing Times)
  119. Autism problems explained in new research (EurekAlert!)
  120. Husband awarded $13.1M in wife's death after C-section (Newsday)
  121. Bellefaire breaks ground Sept. 19 for new Monarch School for autism (Cleveland Jewish News)
  122. Australian study explains autism problems (UPI)
  123. Director: Autism program strong By Lee Bonorden/Austin Daily Herald (Austin Daily Herald)
  124. TWISTS OF FATE Pages from A Mother’s Heart (INQ7.net)
  125. Help needed for the severely autistic: experts (CBC New Brunswick)
  126. Noted autism movie to be shown Saturday (Arizona Daily Sun)
  127. Law requires 'mainstreaming' of students with autism (The Star Press)
  128. Three programs scheduled at CSJ to shed light on autism (Rutland Herald)
  129. Speaker to give firsthand account of autism (South Bend Tribune)
  130. Autism Problems Explained In New Research (Science Daily)
  131. WorkCover claims mount at centre (Bendigo Advertiser)
  132. Multicultural Bilingual Children's Autism Books Excite Parents (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
  133. Remediating Autism to Be Focus of Connections Center's St. Louis Workshop (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
  134. St. Mary's offers 'spectacular facility' for autism treatment (The Town Talk)
  135. Multicultural Bilingual Children's Autism Books Excite Parents (HispanicBusiness.com)
  136. Judge Calls For Inquiry Into Autism Center (WCCO)
  137. Multicultural Bilingual Children's Autism Books Excite Parents (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
  138. Jolley: Five Minutes With Temple Grandin (CattleNetwork.com)
  139. Autism center spending dispute shakes leadership (Duluth News Tribune)
  140. Teacher's resignation upsets parents (Arizona Daily Star)
  141. Consumer Health (UPI)
  142. Discussions With A Ten-Year Old On The Autism Spectrum (BellaOnline)
  143. Author Of Autism Paper Linking Augmentin Use To Increased Incidence Of Autism Welcomes Overwhelming Response From (PR Web)
  144. Legislators requesting probe of autism program (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
  145. Legislators ask for audit of autism program (Grand Forks Herald)
  146. Legislators Ask For Audit Of Autism Program (WCCO)
  147. Legislators ask for audit of autism program (Grand Forks Herald)
  148. Lend Me Your Ears (Hartford Courant)
  149. Making time for art (BendBulletin.com)
  150. Autism problems explained in new research (Medical News Today)
  151. Event to raise funds for autism therapy (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
  152. Phoe-nomenal (Philstar.com)
  153. Autistic Child Starts High School In Randolph County (WXII-TV Winston-Salem)
  154. Talk of the town: autism center, Rosa Parks (The Town Talk)
  155. Card helps 999 staff to deal with autism (The Vale Advertiser)
  156. Autistic Child Starts High School In Randolph County (WXII ThePiedmontChannel.com via Yahoo! News)
  157. On the right track: Project Lifesaver uses radio technology to help locate the lost (Benton Courier)
  158. Adults will get a home (The Youngstown Vindicator)
  159. Autism talks come to city (The Scotsman)
  160. Autistic boy moved from jail to Maine (CBC New Brunswick)
  161. Study: Male Mice Sing When Females Near (AP via Yahoo! News)
  162. Primary Children's Hospital begins disease study (The Daily Utah Chronicle)
  163. Reader Comments (Ars Technica)
  164. Plans to open new autism centre next year (Belfast Telegraph)
  165. Progress made on All-Ireland autism centre (Awares)
  166. New Argo helps autistic runner (Slam! Sports)
  167. NAAR Walk Postponed (WPBF TheWPBFChannel.com via Yahoo! News)
  168. Superintendent takes in issues with autism (St. Petersburg Times)
  169. Autism Cymru teams up with North Wales police to produce Emergency Services ASD Attention Card (Awares)
  170. Midnight race raises funds for autism (Old Gold and Black)
  171. New treatment for Autism (WFSB 3)
  172. Autism link to 'extreme male brain' (Telegraph.co.uk)
  173. Is Autism Linked to the 'Extreme Male Brain'? (WebMD)
  174. Autism expert on Super Nanny tonight (Blogging Baby)
  175. Autism May Be Linked to 'Extreme' Male Brain (Fox News)
  176. Autism 'extreme male brain' clue (BBC News)
  177. Former teacher wants abuse trial moved (Orlando Sentinel)
  178. Myrtle Beach to Play Role in Fighting Autism Explosion (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
  179. Autism may be linked to hormones (UPI)
  180. Teacher Accused Of Torturing Students Wants Venue Change (WKMG Local6.com via Yahoo! News)
  181. Normal noise often painful to autistic kids, study finds (The New Zealand Herald)
  182. ADHD Medication May Be Effective in Treatment of Hyperactivity in Autism (Medical News Today)
  183. Teacher Accused Of Abuse Denied Trial Move (WFTV 9 Orlando)
  184. Celebrities hit home runs for kids with disabilities (News 8 Austin)
  185. The Dance of Autism (Winchester Star)
  186. Feuding Over Vaccines (Washington Post)
  187. Hyperactivity drug may help autism (Reuters)
  188. Hyperactivity drug may help autism (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
  189. Methylphenidate shows promise for hyperactivity associated with autism (News-Medical-Net)
  190. Medication Shows Promise for Hyperactivity Associated with Autism (Newswise)
  191. Medication shows promise in the treatment of hyperactivity associated with autism-related disorders (EurekAlert!)
  192. Celebrities hit home runs for kids with disabilities (News 8 Austin)
  193. N.B. criticized for lack of autism facilities (Medical Post Online)
  194. Conference Set on Autism (South Bay News)
  195. Medication Shows Promise in the Treatment of Hyperactivity Associated with Autism-related Disorders (Kansas City InfoZine)
  196. 'Autism Lady' Spearheading Effort to Make Therapy Available (RedNova)
  197. NIH and Advocacy Groups Fund Autism Research at CSHL (Newswise)
  198. Ritalin tested on children with autism (UPI)
  199. Dr. Steven Gutstein to Present “Going to the Heart of Autism” at National Autism Conference (PR Web)
  200. Kasas case of deja vu: Evolution critics win (Kansas City Star)
  201. Ritalin helping some autism patients (WTHR Indianapolis)
  202. Dr. Steven Gutstein to Present “Going to the Heart of Autism” at National Autism Conference (PR Web via Yahoo! News)
  203. Early diagnosis derails autism, puts boy back on track (Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier)
  204. Ritalin May Ease Autism-Linked Hyperactivity (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
  205. 'I thought I was going to die on bus' (New York Daily News)
  206. Students With Autism Serving On The Student Council (BellaOnline)
  207. Actors for Autism hosts casino night (The Acorn)
  208. News In Brief (Worthing Today)
  209. N.C. legislative leaders announce autism committee (The Herald-Sun)
  210. Leaders announce autism committee (News 14 Charlotte)
  211. N.C. legislative leaders announce autism committee (News 14 Carolina)
  212. Summit Center pushing to grow (The Courier News)
  213. Goat milk cures autism (ArabicNews.com)
  214. Future Uncertain For Autism Care Centres (BruDirect)
  215. Interview With Director of Matt & Debra Cody Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities (RedNova)
  216. Blogger Takes on NYT Chief Food Critic (ABC News)
  217. Adviser helps plan for kids (Sun-Sentinel)
  218. Adviser helps plan for kids (Sun-Sentinel)
  219. Doctors vexed by parents' fear of shots (Sun-Sentinel)
  220. Salisbury Hosts First Ever Autism Conference (WBOC 16)
  221. Conference Sheds Light On Autism (KWWL-TV Iowa City)
  222. When Autism Grows Up (Tampa Tribune)
  223. Blogger takes on New York Times chief restaurant critic (USA Today)
  224. Blogger Takes on NYT Chief Food Critic (AP via Yahoo! News)
  225. Early intervention key to Learning Center’s START program (Huron Daily Tribune)
  226. Health Briefs (Fort Wayne News-Sentinel)
  227. This Week (San Francisco Chronicle)
  228. Brain deficits found in relatives of autism sufferers (Nature)
  229. Chronicles in Autism A boy recovers: Can children be cured ? (San Francisco Chronicle)
  230. Getting Our Children Back A documentary on treating autism seeks to destigmatize the disease (San Francisco Chronicle)
  231. Chronicles in Autism A boy recovers: Can children be cured ? (San Francisco Chronicle)
  232. Drug Test (Columbia Journalism Review)
  233. Autism Conference Sheds Light On Condition (KWWL-TV Iowa City)
  234. Ritalin May Ease Autism-Linked Hyperactivity (HealthCentral.com)
  235. Bridge mum rejects autism claims (BBC News)
  236. New Autism Intervention Tool Accelerates Language Skills Development (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
  237. Brain activity related to processing faces is similar in people with, without autism (EurekAlert!)
  238. Basic needs (KTVA)
  239. BURTON MAY BE AUTISTIC (ContactMusic)
  240. Tim Burton May Be Autistic (Hollywood.com)
  241. The Autism Encyclopedia (BellaOnline)
  242. Brain Activity Related To Processing Faces Is Similar In People With, Without Autism (Science Daily)
  243. Brain Activity Related To Processing Faces Is Similar In People With, Without Autism (Science Daily)
  244. A new viewpoint: Antonetta embraces diverse neurological challenges (The Bellingham Herald Online)
  245. Burton may be autistic (WENN via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
  246. Burton may be autistic (Irish Examiner)
  247. Health Business (UPI)
  248. Parents Say Vaccines Cause Autism; Experts Say No (CBS 2 New York)
  249. Technology Helping In Earlier Detection Of Autism (CBS 2 New York)
  250. One inquiry of autism center won't get going; another will (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)