Autismo: la utilidad del ejercicio
Estar sano no es sólo una cuestión de lo que se come, sino del nivel de actividad que se mantiene durante el día. La dieta y el ejercicio van mano […]
Tag Archives: aspergers
THE ROLE OF THE KETOGENIC DIET IN AUTISM OR WHY BACON IS YOUR FRIEND PART 1: HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
Shortly after my grandson was born it became evident that he was suffering from relentless seizures. Although something was definitely wrong to us his primary physicians believed that we were […]
A Graphic on Vaccines and Autism
I recently received a request to post a graphic on vaccines and autism on my blog. The same came from Healthcare Management Degree Guide (http://www.healthcare-management-degree.net/). The request was made by […]
Cómo seguir la creciente tasa de prevalencia del autismo?
Desde el 1988 la Organización Mundial de la Salud en colaboración con el Centro para la Investigación sobre la Epidemiología de Desastres ha mantenido una base de datos (EM-DAT) sobre […]
The National Database for Autism Research (NDAR): Playing Favorites in Autism Research
According to their web site (http://ndar.nih.gov/): “The National Database for Autism Research (NDAR) is an NIH-funded research data repository that aims to accelerate progress in autism spectrum disorders (ASD) research […]
La llamada inflamación del autismo
Este año he podido asistir a un gran número de congresos en diversas partes del mundo. Una cosa que me ha llamado la atención es la forma en que algunos […]
Autism and related disorders: from bench to bedside (Part 2)
This is the second blog (see first part at http://bit.ly/1uDnJ7H) of a recent international meeting celebrated in La Ciotat, France. I have taken the liberty of summarizing some of the […]
Temple Grandin en la Sociedad de Autismo de America 2014
Recientemente tuve la oportunidad de ponerme al día con Temple Grandin en la Sociedad de Autismo de América 2014 celebrada en Indianápolis. Habíamos planeado el reunirnos en la susodicha conferencia […]
Autism and related disorders: from bench to bedside (Part 1)
I just returned from an extended stay in France where I attended an autism conference in La Ciotat. The organizer of the meeting was Yehezkel Ben-Ari, the Founder and Honorary […]
Federally funded autism research
James Madison famously wrote, “If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary”. He […]
