Accidentes y traumatismo cerebral
Uno de mis amigos más cercanos tiene una hija con síndrome de Down. Ella era mi querendona; siempre mostrándome sus últimos pasos de baile con una sonrisa que podría iluminar […]
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Investigación actual y desarrollo de un medicamento huérfano pediátrico para el Síndrome X Frágil
Some Thoughts about Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in Autism
There are several hundred studies of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) in autism. Trying to make sense out of them would entail gathering the results of comparable studies that adhered to […]
Sam Fellowes: Historical and Philosophical Problems with Neurotribes
Guest post by historian and philosopher Sam Fellowes I am a diagnosed autistic individual who studies philosophy of psychiatry and history of autism. I am a Wellcome Trust funded academic […]
Conferencia en español sobre la estimulación magnética transcraneal en el autismo.
Conferencia en español sobre la estimulación magnética transcraneal en el autismo. Esta fue la primera conferencia en español para el ciclo de platicas ofrecidas por el MIND Institute en UCDAVIS. […]
Caroline Rodgers: Autism, Prenatal Ultrasound, and Electronic Fetal Monitoring
You seem to be very passionate about your work regarding autism’s etiology. How did you first become interested in the subject? First, I want to say what an honor it […]
Waisman Center Day with the Experts: Autism
Learn about the latest advances in autism research and services and hear from a panel of experts — individuals with autism and family members.Spanish-language translation available via Zoom. New in 2021.Saturday, January 23, 2021 | 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 […]
Neurotribe or Diatribe
My previous two blogs dealt with some of the historical misinterpretations in the popular book Neurotribes. My good friend Olga Bogdashina commented that it would be a good idea to […]
Neurotribes: How the Cookie Crumbles
I am reblogging this post from 4-5 years ago. It complements yesterday’s blog by Jill Escher in regards to Neurotribes. The same can be regarded as my own personal opinion […]
Steve Silberman’s Phony History of Autism Dealt Another Blow
By Jill Escher When Steve Silberman’s grandiose fabrication of the history of autism, NeuroTribes, was published in 2015 I was stunned that anyone would take the book seriously. As explained […]
