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Monthly Archives: May 2014

Aprendizaje y el autismo

May 28, 2014by m0casa02 2 Comments

El contar historias es una de las intervenciones terapéuticas que han probado tener algún beneficio en el autismo. La motivacion para utilizar la narración de historias es la de facilitar […]

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Andrew Wakefield: mass delusions and conspiracy theories

May 26, 2014by m0casa02 23 Comments

I really appreciate Terri and Ed Arranga for inviting me to AutismOne 2014. I know they are thoroughly convinced of the role of vaccines in autism; a point of view […]

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Barack Obama’s letter to IMFAR 2014

May 22, 2014by m0casa02 2 Comments

The White House Washington May 7, 2014 I send greeting to all those attending the International Meeting for Autism Research (IMFAR). Millions around the world live on the autism spectrum, […]

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Una diferencia en perspectivas: el problema con los neurotipicos

May 21, 2014by m0casa02 Leave a comment

En artículos anteriores (ver http://bit.ly/1iT0BJq ), he escrito sobre diferencias en la conectividad del cerebro (llamada el “connectome”) que confiere al individuo autista con un perfil cognitivo particular, es decir, […]

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The best presentation at IMFAR2014: Marsha Mailick

May 19, 2014by m0casa02 Leave a comment

It is difficult to read about autism in the newspaper nowadays without the article including the photograph of a young autistic child. The focus of the photograph is so much […]

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Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) therapy for autism consensus conference

May 17, 2014by m0casa02 8 Comments

With five congresses to attend in May and 4 more in June my head has started to spin. However, I am hoping to enjoy the experience as all of the […]

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Declan Murphy at IMFAR 2014

May 15, 2014by m0casa02 6 Comments

This was the start of the International Meeting for Autism Research (IMFAR) and the opening speaker was a my good friend Declan Murphy from the Institute of Psychiatry at King’s […]

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Los zombies, la teoria de la mente y el autismo

May 14, 2014by m0casa02 Leave a comment

Si te falta el sueño o si estás aburrido puede que te encuentres medio dormido mientras lees este blog. Freud diría que muchos de nuestros problemas personales se esconden en […]

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Storytelling, learning, and autism

May 12, 2014by m0casa02 3 Comments

Storytelling is part of the therapeutic interventions that have been tried in autism. The idea for using storytelling is to facilitate language skills and increase attention in autistic children. These […]

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Ludwig Wittgenstein echa por tierra la teoria de la mente en el autismo

May 7, 2014by m0casa02 3 Comments

Ludwig Josef Johann Wittgenstein nació el 26 de abril de 1889 en Viena, Austria a una familia de grandes recursos económicos. Tres de sus hermanos se suicidaron y el propio […]

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