Re: The Age of Autism: What Newsweek missed

[Guest guest]

Excellent article!

My family attends a church of just over 100 people (with about 30

children). Out of that group, there are 4 children (all boys) with

autism. Interesting to note, especially since the children born in

our area by-in-large were exposured to the full schedule of thimerosal-

containing vaccines, as that is what our health department distributed

to local pediatricians.

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> The Age of Autism: What Newsweek missed

> By DAN OLMSTED

> UPI Senior Editor

>

> WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (UPI) -- Newsweek's cover story this week is

about

> what happens to autistic kids when they grow up. The magazine does a

> good job of pointing to funding gaps and the plight of parents who

can

> only imagine what will happen to their kids after they're gone.

>

> http://tinyurl.com/yzrf83

>

[Guest guest]

Yet again, Dan Olmsted deals honestly with this issue.

I'm encouraged that the NIH officials clearly get it and appear not to be corruptible- yet.

The Age of Autism: What Newsweek missed

The Age of Autism: What Newsweek missedBy DAN OLMSTEDUPI Senior EditorWASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (UPI) -- Newsweek's cover story this week is about what happens to autistic kids when they grow up. The magazine does a good job of pointing to funding gaps and the plight of parents who can only imagine what will happen to their kids after they're gone.http://tinyurl.com/yzrf83