(article) Scientists can identify distinctive patterns of chemicals in the urine of children with autism

[Guest guest]

Here's another one for Dr. Bill to debunk....

Scientists can identify distinctive patterns of chemicals in the urine

of children with autism

http://www.news-medical.net/news/20120710/Scientists-can-identify-distinctive-pa\

tterns-of-chemicals-in-the-urine-of-children-with-autism.aspx

Enjoy (or not),

~CJ

[Guest guest]

CJ wrote:

> Here's another one for Dr. Bill to debunk....

>

> Scientists can identify distinctive patterns of chemicals in the

> urine of children with autism

>

>

http://www.news-medical.net/news/20120710/Scientists-can-identify-distinctive-pa\

tterns-of-chemicals-in-the-urine-of-children-with-autism.aspx

>

Nothing to debunk.

It's a simple media report telling of work barely *just beginning*

to be *maybe* one day a " work in progress " . There's not even a

published report, the article says. Way premature to judge the work.

I'm reminded of the decades ago fuss over the " pink spot " seen in the

urine of schizophrenics. Or maybe not, or...

A great many people were *sure* a " schizophrenia marker " had been

found, the cause would be found and a cure was just around the corner,

etc. It all fizzled eventually.

- Bill ...AS; retired professional biologist

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WD " Bill " Loughman - Berkeley, California USA

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